Jacquard Saree are an indispensable part of the wardrobe of Indian women. This 6 yard of sheer elegance makes its place through every occasion in India. There are different types of fabrics, designs, motifs, and colors used in making sarees which differ from place to place. A specific type of material that is used in making sarees that uses a unique style of weaving is Jacquard. Jacquard is a fabric that has an intricately woven pattern. Unlike other fabrics, the design is not embroidered on it; instead, it is woven directly on the fabric.
Jacquard is an age-old way of weaving cloth. In ancient times, Jacquard was weaved in a process called drawloom. Drawloom was a prolonged process, and the designs were straightforward and mediocre. After the invention of the Jacquard loom, the machine started making different and patterns. Capacity of making cloth increased. But now, with the technological advancement weaving of Jacquard fabric is computerized. The whole weaving process is less time consuming, and it can create more complex designs with ease.
Three commonly found fabrics of Jacquard include
- Brocade Fabric: Which uses multi-colored fabric.
- Damask Fabric: Which uses single color fabric.
- Matelassé Fabric: Which gives the fabric a quilted and stretchy effect.
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