Friday, 20 August 2010

ZARIF'S Jamdani sharee collection


Gorgeous jamdani sharee with all over matching jamdani works in body and golden works in aachol, combination with exclusive broket katan paar, tissue katan blouse of karchupi, stone and lais works will come with sharee,and there is also a variety of jamdani sharee with paint and aplique works on aachol.

ZARIF's Mosline sharee collection


Exclusive designer collections of mosline and silk cotton fabric combination.golden block, machine embroidery,charchupi and lais works on paar.Great for moments when a lady need to look effortlessly beautiful, she can wear a exclusive mosline sharee from Zarif with embroidery on body, achol, kuchi.

ZARIF


Zarif fashion and crafts is one of the famous fashion and boutique house's in bangladesh.They are providing us very unique exclusive outfits such as exclusive sharee's in jamdani,mosline,silk,salwar kamiz's,fotua and many other things.The most important thing is that they are very exclusive in their design.

Sunday, 15 August 2010

AARONG JEWELLERY



Aarong is not only providing us exclusive dresses, sarees but also exclusive jewelry.They are concern about giving womens a full package of style.Aarong is presenting us a lot modern and traditionally designed jewelries such as silver bangles, silver bracelets, enckles ear rings, pearls neckless, ear rings, also exluesive diamond jewelry,antiques jewellery and a lot more taking in mind that a woman's outfit is not complete without any jewellery.

AARONG: Crafting Hopes, Weaving Dreams


Since 1978,from when Aarong has started its journey it has supported thousands of people to earn their livelihood through their talent among them 85 percent are women.Through their 647 sub-production centres, Aarong has developed a platform for the underprivileged artisans across more than 2000 villages of Bangladesh, where they can utilize their indigenous skills to earn a living.Such as Tangaile,Noroshingdi,Manikgonj,Narayengonj and like this a lot of village women are working in Aarong,who are working with dignity.Rural people who doesn't have any hope, Aarong is giving them shelter.
Today, holding steadfast to its original mission, Aarong supports the lives and livelihoods of some thirty seven thousand rural artisans and handicraft producers. Women like Shondhya make up almost half of its producer base - that’s more than seventeen thousand disadvantaged women who have been offered a way out of destitution and degradation where before they had none. And since every single woman who works in Aarong-owned production facilities is also a beneficiary of BRAC's multifaceted development programmes, the benefits that they receive extend well beyond simply the wages they earn for their products

Saturday, 14 August 2010

AARONG the National Brand




Aarong is a chain of retail outlets located in the major cities of Bnagladesh.It is an enterprise of BRAC, the largest non-governmental development organisation in the world. In the Bengali language, "Aarong" means a village fair. At present Aarong has 10 domestic outlets (6 in Dhaka 2 in Chattagong, 1 in Sylhet and 1 in Khulna), 1 franchise in London as well as considerable export operation in many European, North American and Asian countries. Aarong started its venture in 1978 and currently supports over 65,000 Bangladeshi artisans of whom 85 percent are women. Through a network of 647 production sub-centers and 13 production centers. Aarong works in collaboration with the Ayesha Abed Foundation, which provides the artisans the platform to exercise their expertise. Additionally, thousands of independent artisans, small entrepreneurs also earn their livelihood by marketing their craft products through Aarong . Aarong's mission is to help sustain rural craftsmanship and find a wider market for their products nationally and internationally.

Aarong products include Nakshikantha, pottery, crafts on brass, jute, wood, candles, leather, hand woven cloth and silk products, jewelry and a wide variety of trendy yet indigenous products. The store specialties include Nakshikantha (a traditional form of embroidery rooted to the core of Bangladeshi village women) and Jamdani sarees.


Exclusive Boutique Outfit