Material

Mul Cotton

Product type

Plain Mul Cotton Saree

Handcraft Work

Handloom Weaving

Occasion

Casual Wear Formal Wear Office Wear Daily Wear

Brand

Indiehaat

Ideal For

Women

Source

Sourced directly from Sayanthan (Handloom Weaver: Phulia, WB)-SDD

Pack Of

1

Craft & Story

"Handloom" refers to a traditional method of weaving fabric by hand, typically using a manually operated loom. In handloom weaving, the weaver manually interlaces the warp (lengthwise threads) and weft (crosswise threads) to create a textile. This process allows for intricate patterns, designs, and a high level of craftsmanship in the finished product. Mul cotton, also known as mulmul or muslin, is a lightweight cotton fabric known for its softness and breathability. Originating from India, it has a loose weave that provides excellent airflow, making it ideal for hot climates. Mul cotton is often used to make comfortable clothing such as sarees, kurtas, and scarves, as well as baby blankets and bedding.