Asean hive community challenge :-157 Welcome to my daughter's collection of traditional new and old clothes.

Friends,Grettings everyone

The contribution of cloth as a practical product in our daily life has always been immense. Especially cloth is one tradition and another which is made of yarn. You may know that there are various traditional fabrics of Bangladesh that are well-known in different parts of the world and have been published in commercial form. Along with this, these traditional fabrics of Bangladesh have spread around the world through the export and import of these fabrics. There are various types of fabrics including Thai silk, cotton fabrics, and Bexi voile fabrics. So let's come to the main point.

My family and I are always interested in clothes. As there are two Eids in our religion, we buy different kinds of clothes for our enjoyment and decoration. Among them are cloth sellers. In this picture, you can see a beautiful short and thin shirt which we always use as a unique part of the tradition. Especially from birth to life, this shirt is a unique part of the tradition. Which I still use and my younger daughter uses. This shirt is very thin, especially our Bangladeshi people feel happy to wear shirts or Punjabi after wearing this shirt. In this way, body sweat or juicy water does not spoil the clothes, but the clothes are usable for two to three days. Especially, I am always interested in preventing waste.

Here you can see a Chinese dress, this cloth is usually used as a practical product in our Bangladesh from foreign countries. Although you can understand it as my daughter's winter clothes. I have taken care of these clothes, when winter comes, these clothes will protect me from the cold. However, as far as I know, it is possible to make clothes durable by ironing them.

Here you can see a cotton pants and a sweater. Although this cotton cloth was always usable by my daughter. But this sweater for winter was a long time ago and old cloth. She has slowly grown up but I still have this cloth. For example, there are some people in the area who are sad and helpless people, we give these clothes to a child of such size. They spend their daily lives by wearing them. And they feel comfortable even if they get old clothes, not new clothes. But I am very adamant about waste.

Here you can see that I have kept all the clothes folded together. Especially when my daughter's practical clothes become too small for her body. Then I iron them well and put them away with great care. I just save these clothes waiting to go home. Then I give them to people, they are happy and at least the lack of clothes is gone.

Abandoned cotton cloth kantha. This is an old and traditional kantha. I have something to tell you about it. For example, I had some old lungis, which I used for a long time and got torn on one side. With which a beautiful cotton kantha is made using yarn. Especially in our village, there are many women who are involved in all these activities along with the family. After stitching the kantha, we make this cloth reusable. For example, my daughter was born on 27/9/2021 and since then she has been using the kanthas till now. Of course, this will be a memorable event for this challenge. Which many of us do at home. Which always saves us from wetting the bed with water. If you have small children at home, you can understand this. However, I am showing this kantha as a traditional kantha.

You can see the Bexey Voile cloth. This particular cloth has been used as a practical cloth on my daughter for a long time. Suddenly one day I saw that my daughter had torn the cloth a lot. At that moment this cloth was no longer usable. That is why I have made a duster for cleaning the house or wiping the water in the house with this cloth. Which you can see on the floor of the house. I would like to thank everyone and invite you to participate in this great contest. At the same time, I am forever grateful to all of you for spending your valuable time on my blog. I thank you all very much, Allah Hafez.