Handwoven Cotton Throw Blanket

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Handwoven Handwoven Cotton Throw Blanket by Shahnaz's Weave House, Tangail. Traditional handloom craftsmanship — authentic, eco-friendly and beautifully made.

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Experience the living heritage of Bangladeshi handloom with Shahnaz Begum's Handwoven Cotton Throw Blanket. Woven on a traditional pit loom in Tangail, every thread is placed by hand in a process that combines ancient technique with contemporary artistry.

Shahnaz uses only the finest cotton and silk threads, sourced locally and processed without harsh chemicals. Each piece may take several days to weeks to complete, resulting in a fabric of exceptional quality, texture and beauty that machine weaving simply cannot replicate.

Owning handloom fabric is not just a purchase — it is an act of preserving Bangladesh\'s most important textile tradition. Order today and wear the heritage.

Technique	Basket weave with stripe pattern
Handmade By	Shahnaz Begum
Wash & Care	Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent. Do not wring. Dry flat in shade. Iron on medium heat while slightly damp.
Origin	Tangail, Bangladesh
Colour	Natural with broad coloured stripes
Dimensions	130cm × 180cm
Material	Soft cotton yarn

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Shahnaz's Weave House(Tangail, BD)

Handloom weaver from Tangail. Shahnaz creates authentic Tangail cotton sarees, jamdani-inspired fabrics, shawls and scarves on a traditional handloom — heritage weaving at its finest.

Welcome to Shahnaz's Weave House — a traditional handloom studio in Tangail, the heartland of Bangladesh's weaving heritage. Shahnaz Begum has been weaving on a traditional pit loom since she was 14, learning from her mother and grandmother who were master weavers.

Every piece is woven by hand using the finest quality cotton and silk threads, with intricate motifs inspired by traditional Tangail and Jamdani patterns. No power looms, no shortcuts — just the rhythmic click of the loom and decades of skilled craftsmanship.

Owning a piece from Shahnaz's Weave House means owning a piece of Bangladesh's living textile heritage.