Jamevar
JAMEVAR – KASHMIR GRANDEUR
When Zain ul Abdin, the ruler of Kashmir introduced the art of Jamevar in the 15th century by bringing weavers from Persia, it quickly became a symbol of sophistication and elegance. Banaras which was the zenith of textile heritage and innovation since the Vedic period, evolved this craft of the Jamevar on silk. Typically in a beautiful maze of paisleys, inspired by its Kashmiri and Persian legacy, in phekwa or jacquard the Banarasi Jamevar saree is sumptuous.
When Zain ul Abdin, the ruler of Kashmir introduced the art of Jamevar in the 15th century by bringing weavers from Persia, it quickly became a symbol of sophistication and elegance. Banaras which was the zenith of textile heritage and innovation since the Vedic period, evolved this craft of the Jamevar on silk. Typically in a beautiful maze of paisleys, inspired by its Kashmiri and Persian legacy, in phekwa or jacquard the Banarasi Jamevar saree is sumptuous.
-365.jpg "Boteh Banarasi Handwoven Silk Saree")
-228.jpg "Tanchoi Zari Buti Red Silk Saree")
-2456.jpg "Kani Banarasi Handwoven Tussar Silk Saree")
-5324.jpg "Mughal Buta Ink Blue Silk Fabric")
