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Bhujodi Saree

Discover the elegance of Bhujodi sarees! Handwoven in the heart of Kutch, these stunning sarees showcase intricate patterns and vibrant colors, reflecting the rich culture of the region. Each piece is crafted with love and skill, featuring traditional motifs that tell a story of heritage and artistry. Perfect for any occasion, Bhujodi sarees are not just a garment; they are a celebration of craftsmanship and tradition. Embrace the timeless beauty of Bhujodi sarees and elevate your wardrobe with a touch of Ekbanni elegance! Visit at https://www.ekbanni.com/collections/handwoven-bhujodi

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Gorgeous Bhujodi & Modal silk churidar sets

Adding decent and elegant churidar sets to your collection makes it easy for you to get ready for simple events/occasions.  Bhujodi & Modal silk churidar sets, pure cotton churidar sets with Dabu prints, etc. are some of the elegant and comfortable churidar sets. Bhujodi hand-spun cotton sarees are known worldwide for their simplicity, comfort, and elegance. Bhujodi handspun cotton churidar sets are another gift from a small place called Bhujodi located in the Kutch region of Gujarat which is known for its crafts and handspun fabrics.

Coral tone Bhujodi churidar set from thebalhaar.com This gorgeous handspun coral tone Bhujodi churidar set with simple motifs and mirror work on the churidar top & dupatta is a great addition to your ethnic wear collection. This gorgeous handspun off-white Bhujodi churidar set with simple motifs and mirror work on the churidar top & dupatta is a great addition to your ethnic wear collection.

Off white Bhujodi churidar set from thebalhaar.com This gorgeous red tone Modal silk churidar set with Ajrak prints on the churidar top & dupatta is a great addition to your ethnic wear collection.

Red modal silk ajrak printed churidar set from thebalhaar.com These gorgeous and elegant Bhujodi & Modal silk churidar sets are a great way to celebrate simplicity, elegance, and culture! Read the full article

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Gujarat Tour Package for 3 Days

Gujarat, located in western India, is a land of vibrant culture, rich history, and natural beauty. A Gujarat tour package for 3 days is a perfect way to explore the highlights of this fascinating region, including its historical landmarks, cultural heritage, and natural wonders.

Day 1: Ahmedabad The tour usually starts from the capital city of Ahmedabad, which is known for its rich cultural heritage and historical landmarks. On the first day, visitors can explore the Sabarmati Ashram, the former home of Mahatma Gandhi, which is now a museum showcasing his life and teachings. The Jama Masjid, one of the largest mosques in India, is also worth a visit for its stunning architecture and intricate carvings. The Adalaj Stepwell, an architectural marvel from the 15th century, is another must-visit attraction in Ahmedabad.

Day 2: Bhuj On the second day, visitors can travel to the city of Bhuj, which is known for its handicrafts, art, and architecture. The city was devastated by an earthquake in 2001, but its resilience and reconstruction efforts have transformed it into a vibrant and lively cultural hub. The Bhujodi village, located on the outskirts of the city, is known for its handwoven textiles, including sarees, shawls, and blankets. The Aina Mahal, a 250-year-old palace, is another major attraction in Bhuj, known for its exquisite architecture, European-style furniture, and unique mirror work.

Day 3: Kutch On the third day, visitors can explore the stunning natural beauty of Kutch, a district in Gujarat known for its salt marshes, deserts, and wildlife. The Rann of Kutch, a seasonal salt desert, is a major tourist attraction and offers a unique and unforgettable experience of vast, white landscapes stretching as far as the eye can see. Visitors can also explore the Kutch Wildlife Sanctuary, which is home to a variety of rare and endangered species, including the Asiatic wild ass, Indian wolf, and flamingos. The Gujarat tour package for 3 days typically includes accommodation, transportation, meals, and guided tours of the major attractions. Visitors can choose from a range of accommodation options, including budget-friendly hotels, luxury resorts, and homestays.

The tour packages are designed to cater to the requirements and budget of the visitors and offer a range of amenities and facilities. The best time to visit Gujarat is from October to March, when the weather is cool and dry, and the festivals and events are in full swing. The Navratri festival, which celebrates the victory of good over evil, is a major event in Gujarat and attracts thousands of tourists from around the world. In conclusion, a Gujarat tour package for 3 days is an excellent way to explore the highlights of this fascinating region, including its historical landmarks, cultural heritage, and natural wonders. The tour packages are designed to cater to the requirements and budget of the visitors and offer a range of amenities and facilities. Visitors can explore the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of Gujarat and create memories that will last a lifetime. A visit to Gujarat Tour Package for 3 Days is an experience that should not be missed.      

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Ramji bhai Vankar been weaving a rainbow 🌈 themed Beautifully Handcrafted Kutchi Saree to commemorate his Collaboration with Project rangamaati .. Woven from premium Cotton by Cotton and in this multicolor saree he has used 25 colors. He has created magic by Hand ✋ and its weaving irregularities as it is totally Handcrafted ,adds natural beauty to the Product. AVAILABLE FOR OUR PATRONS ADOPTION... as we at Project rangamaati believe… Art 🎨 cannot be bought but has to be Adopted in our Life. #bhujodi #bhuj #kutch #madu #anjar #bhujodisaree #mandvi #mandvibeach #handloom #bhujkutch #bhachau #bhujodiweaves #surat #ourkutch #nakhatrana #kalacottonsaree #lakhpat #gujju #abdasa #kutchiwork #india #weavesofindia (at Kolkata / Calcutta (City of Joy)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWYhEicPBbR/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Hand weaving from bhujodi.Dupatta cotton.traditional extraweft design and motifs Product=dupatta Size=38(inch)×2.25(mitter) Fabric material=cotton (fine cotton) Dye=AZO free Traditional motis and design Available Dm for me Whatsapp nomber +91 7574063415 - - - - - - - #bhujodi #bhujodihandloom #usa #uk #traditionalweaving #bhujodi saree #kutch #handloomlove #bhujodiweaves #gujarathandicrafts #handloom #extraweft #cotton #summerwear #bhujodishawl #bhujodistoles #bhujodikhadi #bhujodi_crafts #bhujodicotton #bhujodidupattas #bhujodisaree #bhujodistoles #localforvocal #taxtile #extraweft #traditional #charkha #mumbai #bangalore #delhi #bhujodi_crafts #sustainablefashion #suistanable #suistanabledesign https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ3HaLdpGIq/?utm_medium=tumblr

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The elegance of a Bhujodi saree is in its multi-colored pallu. This ash grey Bhujodi saree is a colorful play of tassels, lines, dots, and small buttas. Weaving weft threads are inserted through the fly shuttle technique; weft threads are inserted in a geometric form such as square, diamond, and triangular shape. The selection of warp ends, according to the patterns required, is done behind the shafts. Weaver staggers the two wefts' meeting points to create the kangri (temple), the elongated triangle. Thus, producing various patterns like Chandrakala, Bavan Baug, Shikari etcetera, depending on how the cloth is tied.

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Madhubani hand painted kala cotton bhujodi saree

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Bihar Mithila painting (Madhubani painting)

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5.5 Meter kala cotton handloom bhujodi saree with Madhubani hand painting.

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Exquisite Designer cotton blouses

Designer cotton blouses are stitched by mixing beautiful fabrics in different patterns and styles that make them look beautiful and unique. The hand embroidery, patchwork, mirror work etc. makes the designer blouses even more beautiful. Ready-made cotton blouses are must-have wardrobe essentials for women who love to mix and match various types of blouses and sarees. The stitched designer cotton blouses can be easily matched with various cotton and handloom sarees and they are handy with perfect fittings. These are some of the ready to wear cotton designer blouses from Svasa.

Indigo blue and beige rustic designer cotton blouse from Svasa. This intense dark solid indigo fabric fused with a rustic bhujodi weave beige fabric turns it into a beautiful designer blouse. The small motifs and horizontal lines with a slit at the back of the blouse adds to the beauty and charm of the blouse. This beautiful turmeric yellow kanchi cotton blouse with a purple hand weaved thread border on the silhouette and a pink border around it.The green borders on the sleeves make it even more attractive.

Turmeric yellow Kanchi cotton designer blouse from Svasa This beautiful red color Khadhi weave designer blouse with hand painted kalamkari patch across the back makes it a perfect match for many handloom cotton sarees. The striped sleeves and with mirrors embroidered all over the blouse makes it even more beautiful.

Red and beige khadi and kalamkari designer blouse from Svasa These ready-to-wear designer cotton blouses are going to enhance the elegance and beauty of your handloom of cotton saree look. Read the full article

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Know all about the famous handicrafts of Gujarat!

One way a place expresses itself is through its arts and crafts. Probably no country in the world has a greater variety of these words than India when it comes to the arts and crafts. Each corner of this vibrant and intense land has something to say. It's exciting, interesting, varied,and contenting journey. Gujarat has an ancient history and a rich patrimony of culture and Gujarat Tourism is helping to preserve this thousands of year old heritage and art. The place's age-old crafts have survived until today. The art and crafts are maintained in the state and are widely practiced. Gujarat's workmanship is renowned for its color scheme, precision, and intricate work and artistic look. Such crafts are a result of India's skilled craftsmanship. A great variety of handicrafts are available. You may choose from silver jewelry, embroidery, furniture, clay pieces, hand-made carpets, stone crafts, and other items. Here are Gujarat’s popular crafts which represent the state’s culture and traditions and are worth purchasing on your Gujarat holiday tour package.

1. Bandhani: 

Bandhani or tie-dye is a traditional Gujarati style of clothing. The making of a pattern on the fabric is a special dyeing technique. In Gujarat’s Kutch regions the best Bandhani is made. Also, Bandhej garbs are made in several different types and designs, and each is distinct from the other. The term Bandhani originates from “Bandhan” meaning joining up. So, on their wedding day, the Gujarati brides wear a "Bandhani” dupatta or dress. Women having a place with the state will likewise dress in customarily looking Bandhani apparel, with men wearing a Bandhani Turban. Bandhani saree and dupatta are most in-demand and are worldwide renowned handicrafts. 2. Beadwork:

Beadwork is a Gujarat craft created by 2-3 beads joining together. Gujarat is a bead craft hub, also known in India as Moti Bharat. Bead Work is the specialty of making home beautifying things, for example, chaklas, indhonis, mangalkalash and nariyal, and gateways and gems, for example, neckbands, bangles, earrings, and so on. The pattern of putting 2-3 beads together dictates motifs and patterns This art originates from the districts of Saurashtra, Rajkot, Bhavnagar, Amreli & Junagadh and is also practiced in Ahmedabad. Ancestral craftsmen from the Panchmahala and Vadodara regions likewise make customary bead adornments and trimmings while working around strong articles, for example, coconuts and pot-rests it takes a shocking three-dimensional structure. Bead art is used to render home furnishings 3. Patola: Patola is a woven saree made from the tinting technique of double ikat. Such handmade sarees are highly costly and used to be worn by royal families. The artwork by Patola is native to Patan, Gujarat. For the production of a saree, it takes about six months to one year. The dyeing process is the reason behind its demand, which takes a long time. The saree has become renowned in Indonesia for its fine intricacy and marvelous coloring, for local weaving being a tradition there. There are only three families in Patan making this handicraft rich and popular. It is said that only sons within the family are taught the technique of this handwork. There are essentially four patterns of Patola saree and all are produced by Salvi community in Gujarat.

4. WoodWork:

Woodwork is a common Gujarat hands-on skill. Gujarat people love to use wooden objects to decorate their houses, rooms, and other locations. Woodwork provides for these spaces with a typical richness theme. Bhavnagar District is the center of Gujarati woodworking. Woodworking art is a classic mix of opulence and elegance. Most notable, Surat woodcraft "sandli" (sandalwood), Gujarat has its place in people's hearts. Carpeting delicate "sandli" articles with state of the art designs require years of experience. The template includes picture frames, porch wing, bridal box, jewelry box, spoon serving, and furniture. Gujarat handcrafted wood stuff is loved nationally and globally. 5. Zari: 

Zari is a decorative feature of textiles, using a thread to do the embroidery. In Indian bridal dresses, Zari research plays a significant part. Surat a city in Gujarat is famous for its threads work. They use these shimmery threads to create delicate and elegant designs. The string comes in three hues like golden, silver, and copper, all of which when utilized in the weaving procedure look rich. Zari's fashion started in the Mughal era according to historians. It has also been the Mughal dressmakers' favorite fabric to create royal outfits. 'Salam’ 'Katori’ 'Tiki’ 'Chalak’ and 'Kangari' are the most well-known Zari embroideries. Zari embroidery is widely used by men and women alike in clothes. Therefore the analysis is carried out in India. 6. Claywork:

Clay's work is an old practice in India. Terracotta clay work of Gujarat is renowned. Earlier the Kutch district ladies used to embellish their homes with hand-held terracotta clay. Another art name is “Lippan Kaam” (clay art form), it also means adorning items with hands. According to the planned design, one can model wet clay into any shape and size. The clay craft techniques are influenced by common patterns and designs on the embroidery. It takes three to five days for the craft to dry off until it’s completed. The workmanship plans are typically observed in customary structures including a peacock, horse, mango tree, blossoms, ladies, ladies, and substantially more. The art makes enhancing and conventional things, for example, bowls, pots, handis, lights, divider casings, and figures. 7. Leather Handicraft:

Gujarat’s Leather Handcraft is a striking quality in India. The leathercraft originates in Kutch regions. The leather products are primarily manufactured by the Meghwal community in Gujarat. Bhujodi village is renowned for its handicrafts in leather.

This magnificent art, dating back in time, continues to flourish during the modern era with its strong effects. The leathercraft is mainly used for the production of saddles, armors, helmets, and swords, depending on the time of demand. In contemporary times, exquisite leather objects include boots, shoes, covers for cushions, and artifacts. One can see the handmade leather pieces in beautiful colors and embroideries. The master of this craft Narsi Bhai Bijlani moved from Pakistan to Gujarat after partition. 8. Hand block printing:

Hand-block printing is a Gujarati traditional technique. Gujarat the oldest and largest center known for Hand block printing. Each Block design has a conventional approach. The most popular designs of this art involve flowers, leaves, stems, and trees. The different styles are part of various Gujarat states. Which include the Kutch and Desa ‘Vegetable’ print, Bhujpur ‘Batik’ prints, and Kutch village ‘Saudagiri’ prints. That hand ability simply shows India’s cultural and traditional importance. The Hand Block Printing items include ladies’ dresses, men's kurta, bed sheets, pillow covers, and decorative wall pieces. 9. Embroidery work:

Gujarat Embroidery Work holds its peculiarity. This is one of the world's most popular handicrafts. The Kutch regions are at the center of this artwork. In India, foreigners are fond of buying Gujarati embroidery pieces. The craftsmanship is made up of multicolored threads, beads, and tiny mirrors. The artisans have a wide variety of stitches and patterns to adorn the items. The most widely used pattern for stitching is herringbone. This craftsmanship from Gujarati corporates covers for satchels, grips, frill, divider pieces, place settings, boots, nd cushions. Also the embroidery is famous for the execution of architectural designs, known as "Kheer Bharat" The stitches got this name from floss-silk, which in India is called "Kheer". 10. Tangaliya work:

Tangaliya Job or Daana is skilled in weaving shawls and making textiles for wearing the outfit. Dangassia is Gujarat’s native culture, who began the craft 700 years ago. Gujarat District Surendranagar is the birthplace of Tangaliya Work. Tangaliya shawls are one of Gujarat's most renowned crafts. The perplexing additional turning technique to make geometric designs makes it exceptional. The soul of Tangaliya Work is vibrant dots, which are simultaneously rendered on both ends of a shawl. Using various colored fabrics, the handwoven technique is used to make cloth or shawl. The content from "Tangalia" contains items from home decor and ladies’ clothes. This art speaks volumes about its quality worldwide. 11. Rogan Painting:

Rogan Painting, or "Rogan Printing" captures spiritual India's true spirit. Kutch regions Khatri group is famous for this craft. Also though it comes from Persia, in India Gujarat leads the way for Rogan Painting. Niruna village is the mainspring of a Rogan handcraft in the Bhuj district. This is a painting produced using silk that utilizes a unique brush to get the excellence right. The paintings, therefore, take on a degree of excellence to offer such brilliant work. The paint is made from vegetables or flowers with castor oil and natural colors. It takes a few days for the paint to make the crafts turn into a paste.

12. Rabari Embroidery:

Rabari Embroidery has deep origins in Gujarat's Kutch areas. This art was initiated by women of the Rabri community and named after their culture. When tribal women loved to be colorful they made their Rabari Embroidery garments. The most famous styles of Rabri Embroidery are the Dhebar and Kachchi. Rabari Embroidery has developed around for decades, because of its distinctive designs, evolving as a modern craft. Throughout every piece, the embroidery has elements with striking colors, small mirrors, and artistic features. Quick in every part of the world, this handwork has its place. 13. Patchwork & Applique:

Patchwork and Applique are methods for the repair of a torn piece of fabric. The district of Banaskantha Gujarat is renowned for that art. Kutch is the root of Patchwork and Appliqué Art. The art of producing and arranging embroidered pieces on cloth may sound simple but creating each piece requires an artistic meaning. Patchwork and Applique are important elements of dark-colored fabrics, beads, mirrors, and other adornments. The most in-demand pieces of this craft are door and wall hangings. A groundbreaking aspect about this artwork above all is that once the patches are mounted on the fabric they do not appear to hack or wrinkle. 14. Carpets (Dhurries): Dhurries, floor coverings, covers, and mats are as yet being woven at straightforward pit looms in the towns of Kutch. The craftsmen weave the patterns with their fingertips and work on the pedal-operated machines. Their exquisite patterns, contrasting paint schemes, and intricate weaving make these carpets popular. The durries are made of fleece, goat hair, and cotton. Subsequently, handloom weaving is a significant control of the town, situated on thruway Ahmedabad-Bhavnagar.

Gujarat tourism is blessed with a rich and vibrant Handicraft's heritage. Throughout its proportions of its shapes, it varies widely from the item of wonderful exquisite Artifacts throughout various forms. With its eclectic arts and crafts, it stands unique – a mixed blend of visual appeal. So next time you plan a Gujarat tour package make sure you shop for the above things and take it for life as a souvenir.

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The Magical Handwoven Handloom Bhujodi Cotton Saree with Tassels For the Festive Moods… another brilliant result from Collaboration between Project rangamaati and Vankar Weaver community from Gujarat.. Our Bhujodi Sarees are Beautifully Handcrafted by the Vankar Community and a fine example of Kutch Hand Weaving . Speciality of this saree is it has motifs of small plants in botton. This Saree is of Organic Cotton of Kutch, and reflects the array of colorful interweaving… https://www.instagram.com/p/CHvXCt7pI54/?igshid=16aku589c8o4d

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Hand weaving from bhujodi,Cotton stole available. Traditional extra weft. Traditional morif name=dhunglo Product=stole Size=24×80(inch) Dye=AZO free Fabric=cotton(100% pure cotton) Available Dm for me Whatsapp nomber +91 7574063415 - - - - - - - #bhujodi #bhujodihandloom #usa #uk #traditionalweaving #bhujodi saree #kutch #handloomlove #bhujodiweaves #gujarathandicrafts #handloom #extraweft #cotton #summerwear #bhujodishawl #bhujodistoles #bhujodikhadi #bhujodi_crafts #bhujodicotton #bhujodidupattas #bhujodisaree #bhujodistoles #localforvocal #taxtile #extraweft #traditional #charkha #mumbai #bangalore #delhi #bhujodi_crafts #sustainablefashion #suistanable #suistanabledesign https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ3ET33p6Nd/?utm_medium=tumblr

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The elegance of a Bhujodi saree is in its multi-colored pallu. This ash grey Bhujodi saree is a colorful play of tassels, lines, dots, and small buttas. Weaving weft threads are inserted through the fly shuttle technique; weft threads are inserted in a geometric form such as square, diamond, and triangular shape. The selection of warp ends, according to the patterns required, is done behind the shafts. Weaver staggers the two wefts' meeting points to create the kangri (temple), the elongated triangle. Thus, producing various patterns like Chandrakala, Bavan Baug, Shikari etcetera, depending on how the cloth is tied.