Jamdani is a traditional handwoven textile originating from Bangladesh, known for its intricate patterns and lightweight fabric. This craft has been practiced for centuries, with roots tracing back to ancient times. The weaving process involves skilled artisans who use a special loom to create delicate designs, often featuring floral or geometric motifs. The fabric is typically made from cotton, making it soft and breathable, ideal for warm climates. Jamdani sarees are particularly popular among women, celebrated for their elegance and versatility. The unique craftsmanship of Jamdani has earned it recognition as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.