Jamdani embodies a slow and meticulous weaving, done entirely by hand. The insertion of the pattern requires manual intervention, which makes it an extremely laborious but also deeply artistic technique. Each Jamdani piece we offer is an invitation to wear a fragment of history, an echo of the hands that shaped it.

PREPARATION OF THE THREADS

The process begins with the selection of fine threads that will serve as the weft and warp. These threads are carefully stretched on a traditional loom, where each step is carried out with millimeter precision.

INSERTING COLORED THREADS

The artisan's hand then enters into a dialogue with the material, delicately inserting, via a small pin, the colored threads into the weft. With each insertion, the artisan carefully weaves around the threads to fix the patterns in the fabric. This allows the creation of patterns directly integrated into the fabric, without embroidery or printing. This process requires total concentration, as each detail is elaborated without mechanization, guaranteeing an impeccable finish.

FINAL WEAVING

The basic threads and the patterns advance together on the loom, creating a perfect harmony between the lightness of the fabric and the richness of the details. Each woven centimeter is a victory over time, because several weeks, even months, are necessary to complete a single length.