Tantuja Salt Lake, Kolkata, West Bengal

We are making handloom scarves with natural fibres like cotton, silk, wool, linen etc. We are using non hazardous chemical for the dyeing and finishing so its azo free. We can make any type of handloom products as we have more than 100000 nationally & international acclaimed handloom weavers'.

Size : Coustomize

Brand Name : Tantuja

Material : Silk, Cotton, Wool, Linen...

Storage Condition : TS 0101

Availability : different

Packaging Type : Any

Pattern : Handloom Made

Country of Origin : West Bengal,India

We are offering hand painted silk saree. This is exclusive design and new development of us. Made by 100% mulberry silk hand painted saree. Size 5.6mtrs in length and 112cm in width.

Brand Name : Tantuja

Fabric : Silk

Use : Ladies wear

Country of Origin : West Bengal,India

We are offering hand painted designer saree. Made by 100% mulberry silk. Size: length 6.5 mtrs and width 1.14 mtrs with blouse piece. Its unique and vibrant in looking,

Storage Condition : Womens Wear

Gender : Ladies

Age Group : Any

We are leading manufacturers & suppliers of saree, this is the batik printed silk saree. Length : 6.5 mtrs width : 1.12 mtrs. Made by 100% mulberry silk, in handloom.

Brand Name : Tantuja

Number Of Flower : Womens Wear

Feature : Designer

Technics : Outfit

Age Group : Any

Shell Material : Mulberry Silk

We are offering baluchari silk saree. Baluchari had enjoyed the special patronage of the murshidabad court since the 17th century and developed a school of design where stylised forms of human and animal figures were most interestingly integrated with floral and geometrical motifs in the elaborately weaver material. The nawabs and muslim aristocrats used the material produced in raw silk mainly as tapestry, but hindu nobleman had it made into sarees in which the ground scheme of decoration became a very wide pal lava, often with a panel of large mango or paisley motifs at the centre, surrounded by smaller rectangles depicting different scenes. The saree borders were narrow with floral and foliage motifs, and the whole ground of the saree was covered with small paisley and other floral designs.