In the 18th century, it was brought to south and in Uppada village of East Godavari district, Andhra Pradesh, India Jamdani style of weaving recreated with a local resonance.
The fabric has a silk-like texture and is lightweight, making it perfect for designing sarees, gowns, scarves, etc.
The history behind the Uppada fabric can be traced back to the Jamdani weaving technique developed in Bengal.
Weavers uses pure lace (silver zari often dipped in melted gold[4]) and also finest silk of Bengaluru area.
To make a sari, it takes a week to a fortnight which consists of cotton body with silk pallu and all completely handwoven.