• Design: Peach and Maroon Bengal Cotton Saree With Golden Zari
• Material: Bengal Cotton
• Preferred Occasions: Ethnic Wear
• Suitable Body Shape: Suitable for all body types

9. The Fun Look:

Just like the last saree sported a soft colour, this time, this saree had the best of the shades included in it. The saree base has a bright sky blue hue with a beautiful grey borderline. The other part of the saree, the basic design of the pallu, is made of occasional buttas with navy blue colour; this is a beautiful choice for a calm evening saree.

• Design: Blue Pure Bengal Cotton Saree with Butta Work
• Material: Bengal Cotton
• Preferred Occasions: Ethnic and Work Wear
• Suitable Body Shape: Suitable for all body types

10. The Puja Look:

This off-white Bengal Cotton saree is specially made for Pujas and religious ceremonies. The saree has an elegant look, whose beauty is elevated with a simple red border, highlighted with black temple motifs. This saree is best paired with a red or a green blouse to look ethereal. Wear it the Bengali way and get ready to seek the blessings of Ma Durga.

• Design: White Bengal Cotton Saree With Red Border
• Material: Bengal Cotton
• Preferred Occasions: Religious Occasions
• Suitable Body Shape: Suitable for all body types

11. Bengal Dhakai Jamdani:

The Jamdani Dhakai is one of the best cotton sarees that Bengal talent can offer. Throughout the entire length of the saree, the fabric sports floral artwork of fines and flowers in white and blue. The upper part of the saree has a soft mauve blue, with the lower part having a dull white.

• Design: Mauve Blue and Off-White Dhakai Jamdani Saree
• Material: Bengal Cotton
• Preferred Occasions: Small gatherings, Day Events
• Suitable Body Shape: Suitable for all body types

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12. The Talent Displayed:

It is often common for Bengal sarees to sport the essential skills and cultures related to Bengal and her ethnicity, this saree being a loud example. Along the borders of the saree is a beautiful writing pattern, while the rest of the saree looks mellow but filled with colours blue and white.