Khadua silk is a type of silk fabric known for its unique weaving technique. The weaving process for Khadua silk involves extra weft motifs, often depicting intricate designs and patterns. This results in a rich and textured appearance that distinguishes Khadua silk from other silk varieties.Sanchipara is a place located in the Indian state of West Bengal. Sarees with the term "Sanchipara" in their name often originate from or are associated with this region. The region of West Bengal is renowned for its silk sarees, and each locality within the state has its own weaving traditions and styles. Bagambari sarees, also known as Bagh print sarees, are traditionally block-printed sarees. They are popular in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. Bagambari sarees are known for their unique geometric and floral block-printed designs, which are often intricate and visually appealing.