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Jute, the 'golden fiber' has conventionally been woven and entwined and braided by women of Bengal, often for household storage. Jute as a textile was much accepted in olden times. Today Bengal is not only a chief manufacturer of jute goods ranging from plush jute-blended carpets, to decorative tapestries, garden pot hangings, decorative hand bags, bedspreads and more.

‘Jute’ is invented from the expression Jhuta or Jota an Orrian word. Jute a vegetable fibre is shaped from plants in the species corchorus and belongs to the relations Malvaceae. It is an ordinary fibre and stands subsequent to cotton in the sum of production and the assortment of

uses. Jute is said to have invented in Indo-Burma. Jute was refined in Bengal in ancient times. Jute is now grown in Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, China, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Brazil with temperatures between 280C and 350C. Jute one of the age old industries of India is now prosperous as its flexibility is now being highlighted as the world looks for normal

wrapping options. Jute is at the present a perfect resolution in soil preservation promoted by Environmentalists and Industrialists in a similar way. Jute is 100% bio degradable and ecological and thus Jute is eco friendly. Jute is inexpensive ordinary fibre with a sparkle and is subsequent to cotton in terms, of global consumption production and accessibility. Jute assortments cmprise: Tossa Jute- Corchorus Olitorius (Golden shine) and white Jute – corchorus capsularis (Silveryshine). The best service of Jute in the world is the Bengal Delta Plain in the Gangetic.