Handwoven, Kantha and Tant Sarees of Sareez.com

India, November 5, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Sareez.com, one of the best online retailers of traditional wear is glad to announce that now they have exclusive hand woven sarees, Kantha sarees of Bengal and Bengal traditional tant sarees in their stock. Sareez.com is presently a leading online retailer of traditional Indian attires like sarees, salwar kameez, lehenga, sherwani and lot more. They also have a huge collection of traditional accessories and jewelry. Other than this there is also a lovely collection for kids also.

The hand woven sarees of sareez is a specialty of West Bengal. These exclusive sarees are embellished with complex hand weaving method and fine embroidery work. The pallus of these sarees are decorated with special designs that can only found in these types of sarees.  The fabric can be either silk or cotton. These sarees are light weight and can keep one cool in hot and humid Indian weather.

Kantha is a kind of embroidery mostly popular in Bangladesh and some states of India like West Bengal and Orissa. The traditional form of Kantha embroidery is done with simple running stitch. The sarees are covered with kantha stitch employing motifs like birds, animals, flowers or simple geometrical pattern. This special type of stitching brings a wavy, wrinkled structure to the saree. Kantha sarees can be done on any type of fabrics, but the most commonly used fabrics are cotton and silk. Kantha stitching is mostly done by the women folks of Bengal. Recently sareez brings a collection of authentic kantha stitch sarees to their stock.

Tant saree is a traditional saree mainly used by Bengali women. These sarees are now adorned by the saree loving women of the world. These sarees are hand woven by the weavers of Bengal. The most common characteristic of Tant saree is a thick border and a decorative pallu. Generally floral motifs are used to decorate theses sarees. Nowadays, many modern geometrical patterns are also used. Sareez sells authentic tant sarees of Bengal.