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Look Out For :- Cotton sarees

What’s Interesting :- Tant Sarees

Market :-

Products :- Sarees  

Days Closed :- Sunday

Timing :- 10:30am-8pm

Phone :- 033 22656752

Address :- 24,Park Street, Shop No. 29& 30, Parkstreet (Opposite Park Plaza) Kolkata-16

Landmark :- Dhakuria Bus Stand

Parking :- Available

Bus/Metro :- Dhakuria Bus Stand

Price Range :- Starts from Rs.1000

Payment Methods :- Cash and card

 Handloom Shop, Kolkata

The West Bengal State Handloom Weaver’s Society is an institution established almost 6o years ago. The Tantuja-handloom-shop was promoted  to protect the interests of the handloom weavers. Further, it was to preserve the  heritage of the Tangail sarees. Tantuja  has several showrooms all over the State and the  is popular.They have several branches in Kolkata & in several other cities in India .

It is a West Bengal Government shop.

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Although it is trendy to wear lightweight chanderis, chiffons sarees , the Tangail sari is quintessentially Bengali.  Buying these Bengali sarees  is  a mandatory Kolkata shopping experience. Purchase of a Tangail sari from Tantuja for a wedding or puja is still considered to be a time honoured tradition . This Tantuja-handloom-shop  also stocks  handloom and Tangail sarees of softer quality. They have modern designs that are preferred by the new generation.They have cotton, Jamdanii & printed silk sarees.

The prices are very reasonable in the Rs1000-Rs 3000/saree range.

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