Collection: Moirangphee Sarees

Moirangphee is a textile fabric which has a specific design called the "MoirangPheejin" which is woven sequentially on both longitudinal edges of the fabric and oriented towards the centre of the cloth, with cotton or silk threads. It is a product which is made throughout the Indian state of Manipur. It was originally a product of Moirang village of the Bishnupur district. Moirangphee sarees are a real beauty and enhance anyone's look. The ‘MoirangPheejin’ design is locally known as ‘YarongPhi’, ‘ya’ meaning tooth, ‘rong’ meaning long and ‘longba’ denoting pronged. The design is said to represent the thin and pointed teeth of ‘Pakhangba’, the Pythonic God in Manipuri mythology. Moirang Phee saree is distinguished by its temple border and connected with the tragic love tale of Khamba -Thoibi, etc. Some of the sarees resemble the Jamdani or is a combination of woven and embroidered borders

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