Nakshi Saree

Nakshi saree is a traditional hand-embroidered saree of Bangladesh, known for its intricate patterns and cultural significance. Inspired by Nakshi Kantha, a centuries-old Bengali embroidery style, Nakshi sarees feature elaborate designs that often depict nature, folklore, and geometric motifs. These sarees are typically made with high-quality cotton or silk and are especially popular for festivals, weddings, and cultural events.

• Materials: Cotton, silk, muslin
• Designs: Floral, paisley, traditional motifs
• Origin: Inspired by Nakshi Kantha embroidery, which originated in rural Bengal
• Popular Regions: Rajshahi, Dhaka, Jamalpur

Nakshi Chador

A Nakshi Chador (embroidered shawl) is another heritage textile from Bangladesh, often crafted with the same delicate embroidery seen in Nakshi Kantha. These shawls are traditionally handmade by rural artisans, especially women, and feature storytelling designs reflecting daily life, nature, and folklore. Nakshi Chadors are used in winter for warmth and as elegant fashion pieces.

• Materials: Cotton, silk, wool
• Embroidery Style: Hand-stitched, intricate threadwork
• Usage: Worn as shawls or wraps, often gifted on special occasions
• Famous Areas: Kushtia, Jessore, Faridpur

Both Nakshi Sarees and Chadors reflect the rich cultural heritage of Bangladesh, keeping alive a craft passed down through generations.