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“Dhakai Muslin,” the Quintessential Fabric of Bengali Identity: Colonial Erasure and Postcolonial Revival
Dhakai muslin was once considered one of the finest handwoven cotton textiles in the world and held a central place in Bengal’s economic and cultural history. Artisans produced it from locally grown phuti karpas cotton through highly specialized spinning and weaving techniques. During the Mughal per
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