[3] Baluchari Sari made of tassar silk and a thousand years old when the Jagat Malla king rule in Mallabhum.

In the first half of twentieth century, Subho Thakur, a famous artist, felt the need to recultivate the rich tradition of Baluchari craft.

In obedience to the government of its then Sri Shyamadas babu this extinct Baluchari Tat-Veteran renowned artist 'Akshay Kumar Das (Potranga) and his subtle artwork discovered its weaving process by feeling.

In this regard, he is completely helped by Nikhil Bharat Khadi and Village Development Commission certified by Bishupur.

Thus 'Akshay Babur a renaissance of the Baluchari saree has been heralded through sheer hard work and a touch of innovative ingenuity.

[8] The production process of Baluchari[9] can be divided into several parts: Cultivation of cocoons: Since the discovery so many years ago that the fibre or filament composing the cocoon of the silkworm can be constructed into a beautiful and durable fabric, silkworms have been bred for the sole purpose of producing raw silk.

[11][12] Baluchari saris illustrate Hindu mythological scenes, nature, folklore, legends, historical events, and abstract designs.

The organic baluchari cotton sarees were displayed in the sari fair organised by Rang Mahal, a forum of weavers from Nadia district in West Bengal.

The pavilion of West Bengal prominently displayed those products of handicrafts and handloom sector which were recognised for their unique nature keeping the theme "Skilling India" in view.