cotton jamdani sari with bp

This appears to be a handloom cotton sari.

Color: The dominant color is a bright and pleasing shade of aqua, turquoise, or light seafoam green.

Body: The main body of the sari is a solid aqua color with a sparse scattering of small, repeating buti (small motifs) in white and blue, and a few in orange.

Pallu (End-piece): The most decorative part is the pallu. It features several elements:

Motifs: The central part of the pallu has a row of large, repeating, stylized floral or vine-like motifs across the width. These motifs are woven in a striking combination of royal blue, bright white, and golden-yellow or mustard orange. The technique used to create these colorful, floating motifs (where the design looks woven onto the surface) is characteristic of Jamdani or Tangail weaving styles.