Handloom Pink & Green Saree Dhotis & Veshti & Panchalu valued not only for their

valued not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for cultural significance

exposed them during relief work after the 1934 earthquake

The history of blue pottery can be traced to the third century BC

and depictions of various deities

Handloom Pink & Green Saree Dhotis & Veshti & Panchalu valued not only for theirThese beautiful handloom sarees come from the Nawada district of Bihar, in which sustainable silk and cotton threads are used to make these pieces exclusive. These are madeon the traditional handloom in which shuttles are used. Therefore, it takes 4 5 days to finish one saree or a piece of cloths. More often than not borders or Pallus (end piece of the Saree) is woven separately and attached to the main fabric using some precise techniques. Many a