Kantha Work Saree - A joyful Expression with colorful threads!

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                  Purple Authentic Butterfly theme Hand kantha embroidery Art Silk Saree
                  $159.00
                  Paisleys - Authentic Kantha Hand Embroidery Skirt Border Art Silk Saree in Purple
                  $159.00
                  Purple - Nature Theme Authentic Hand Kantha Embroidery Saree on Purple Art Silk
                  $159.00
                  Kantha Embroidery Saree in Black with White Lotus in Art Silk
                  $149.00
                  Purple Art Silk Handmade Kantha Embroidery Saree
                  $139.00
                  Off white Kantha Embroidery Saree in Semi Silk Fabric
                  $138.00
                  Black Handmade Kantha Embroidery Saree on Banglori Silk
                  $149.00
                  Sea Green Handmade Kantha Embroidery Saree in Banglori Silk
                  $139.00
                  Navy Blue Handmade Kantha Embroidery Saree on Art Silk
                  $139.00
                  Green Hand Kantha Embroidery Tussar Silk Saree with Flying Doves Grand Pallu and Skirt Border | SILK MARK CERTIFIED
                  $259.00
                  Patina tone Hand Kantha Embroidery on Cotton Saree, No Blouse Piece
                  $99.00
                  Intricate and Dense Kantha Hand Embroidery Saree in Beige Tussar Silk with Heavy and Close Kantha stitch | SILK MARK CERTIFIED
                  $268.00
                  Kingfisher and Pond theme Handmade Kantha Embroidery on Art Silk Saree
                  $159.00
                  Pure Tussar Silk Saree in Pink on Kantha and French Knot Embroidery | SILK MARK CERTIFIED
                  $259.00
                  Heavy Work Handmade Kantha Embroidery Saree with Multicolor threads on Off white Pure Tussar Silk | SILK MARK CERTIFIED
                  $239.00
                  Kantha, a unique art form native to the Eastern part of India and Bangladesh, that has been practiced for centuries. Generally womenfolk gather together and sew fabric scraps to form applique designs and form running stitches either linearly or into motifs.