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Handwoven Cotton Patola Saree In Single Ikat From Rajkot With Border, Pallu And Attached Blouse Piece In Contrast Colour.

This is a lavender blue colour 100% pure Cotton Patola handloom Saree in Ikat weave, handwoven in Gujrat villages. As soft as muslin, using finest of cottons, these ikats are woven in Gujrat and are known as single ikat Rajkot Patolas. In Gujrat Patolas the pattern is woven in weft as opposed to ikats of Orissa & Andhra (Pochampully) where the design is created in warp. This is what differentiates them from other ikats. Branded as Rajkot Patolas in single Ikat, these are more complex and intricate to weave and takes much longer. In these Sarees, there’s no wrong side or back side as both sides are identical and can be draped from either side as top & bottom borders are also identical, running all across.

The body of the Saree is woven in lavender blue colour in a floral design called Chandrakala, in an intricate jaal. The border is in contrast colour, aubergine purple and has diamond motif running along its length followed by a secondary border which has multiple bright coloured lines on it forming stripes. The pallu also is in same contrast colour with the border pattern being repeated as separate bands. The blouse piece is attached and is plain, in same contrast colour as the border with secondary border of lines running on two sides of the blouse piece.

A drape meant for all ages and styles, it is trendy, stylish and a statement maker. Yet comfortable, cool, and soft, it drapes well on the body and is a heart stealer. One of our hot sellers, these Cotton Patola Sarees don’t stay with us for long. So up your game and add this to your wardrobe now.

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Patola Saree
• Material – Mul Cotton
• Colour – Lavender Blue With Aubergine Purple
• Length – 5.5 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 70 Cms

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Handwoven Cotton Patola Saree In Single Ikat From Rajkot With Border, Pallu And Attached Blouse Piece In Contrast Colour.

This is an olive green colour 100% pure Cotton Patola handloom Saree in Ikat weave, handwoven in Gujrat villages. As soft as muslin, using finest of cottons, these ikats are woven in Gujrat and are known as single ikat Rajkot Patolas. In Gujrat Patolas the pattern is woven in weft as opposed to ikats of Orissa & Andhra (Pochampully) where the design is created in warp. This is what differentiates them from other ikats. Branded as Rajkot Patolas in single Ikat, these are more complex and intricate to weave and takes much longer. In these Sarees, there’s no wrong side or back side as both sides are identical and can be draped from either side as top & bottom borders are also identical, running all across.

The body of the Saree is woven in olive green colour in a design called Chandrakala, in an intricate jaal. The border is in contrast colour, mango orange and has floral motif running along its length followed by a secondary border which has multiple bright coloured lines on it forming stripes. The pallu also is in same contrast colour with the border pattern being repeated as separate bands. The blouse piece is attached and is plain, in same contrast colour as the border with secondary border of lines running on two sides of the blouse piece.

Stylish, trendy and unique. That’s how I’ll describe this Cotton Patola Saree. A great pick for your ethinic eclectic wardrobe, this drape cannot be missed. It is traditional yet looks contemporary when donned. Pair it with stylish blouses and accessories and experience its versatile look.

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Patola Saree
• Material – Mul Cotton
• Colour – Olive Green With Mango Orange
• Length – 5.5 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 70 Cms

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Handwoven Cotton Paithani Saree With Zari Bootis All Over, Zari Border With Lines, Double Pallu In Zari With Peacock Motif.

It’s a handloom Saree in 100% pure Cotton, handwoven in a village of Maharashtra and the craft is called Paithani. It is a 2000 year old weave and the craft of Paithani weaving dates back to the Satvahana Dynasty that ruled between the second century BC and the second century AD. Despite the craft being centuries old, the Paithani sari is still woven in the same traditional manner.  It is done with the same tapestry technique as used in the weaving of a Persian rug. Multiple threads of different colours along with gold and silver threads are woven together to form this fascinating piece of fabric / Saree. The weaving process is complex, begins from choosing raw material and precious metals to the final product.

The characteristic feature of a Paithani is its full brocade pallu in Zari with floral & bird motifs in Resham. The origin of Paithani weaving started by using cotton warp and silk only in border and pallu. In between, for a long period Cotton Paithani weaving had gone in hibernation as it had lost its popularity and thus weavers had stopped weaving. During our travels to weaver’s village, in 2016 we happened to chance upon 2 pieces that were huddled up & lying in a corner. We at artisan saga decided to reintroduce these in the market and soon, within a year , it regained its popularity.

This Saree is in deep purple colour with a woven border of zari. The body of the Saree has woven Zari bootis and the pallu is in brocade with Resham motifs of Peacock pattern, as in Double Pallu.  This is the most popular motif, called Parinda, meaning bird, and was introduced by the princess of Hyderabad, Niloufer - King Nizam’s daughter. It is believed that the king loved Paithani weaving and patronized it extensively, he used to make special visit to these villages. It has a running blouse piece attached to it, in the same body colour with border on both sides.

Here's a Cotton Paithani Saree that will enrich your wardrobe colours and weaves. Seeped in tradition, this drape makes a statement of exclusivity as this colour, deep purple is quite uncommon especially in Cotton Sarees. It’s an all time all purpose wear and will always look stylish & artsy. A drape not to be missed. 

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Paithani Saree
• Material – Pure Cotton
• Colour – Purple
• Length – 5.5 Mtrs
• Blouse - 70  Cms

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Handwoven Cotton Paithani Saree With Zari Bootis All Over, Zari Border With Lines, Double Pallu In Zari With Peacock Motif.

It’s a handloom Saree in 100% pure Cotton, handwoven in a village of Maharashtra and the craft is called Paithani. It is a 2000 year old weave and the craft of Paithani weaving dates back to the Satvahana Dynasty that ruled between the second century BC and the second century AD. Despite the craft being centuries old, the Paithani sari is still woven in the same traditional manner.  It is done with the same tapestry technique as used in the weaving of a Persian rug. Multiple threads of different colours along with gold and silver threads are woven together to form this fascinating piece of fabric / Saree. The weaving process is complex, begins from choosing raw material and precious metals to the final product.

The characteristic feature of a Paithani is its full brocade pallu in Zari with floral & bird motifs in Resham. The origin of Paithani weaving started by using cotton warp and silk only in border and pallu. In between, for a long period Cotton Paithani weaving had gone in hibernation as it had lost its popularity and thus weavers had stopped weaving. During our travels to weaver’s village, in 2016 we happened to chance upon 2 pieces that were huddled up & lying in a corner. We at artisan saga decided to reintroduce these in the market and soon, within a year , it regained its popularity.

This Saree is in light parrot green colour with a woven border of zari. The body of the Saree has woven Zari bootis and the pallu is in brocade with Resham motifs of Peacock pattern, as in Double Pallu.  This is the most popular motif, called Parinda, meaning bird, and was introduced by the princess of Hyderabad, Niloufer - King Nizam’s daughter. It is believed that the king loved Paithani weaving and patronized it extensively, he used to make special visit to these villages. It has a running blouse piece attached to it, in the same body colour with border on both sides.

An artsy colour, this green gives a very cool vibe and in the world of art, will not go unnoticed. Cotton sarees are in vogue and this drape especially has a magnetic pull and is a conversation starter. Wear it to parties and see the magic unfold. It is an asset for keeps.

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Paithani Saree
• Material – Pure Cotton
• Colour – Light Parrot Green
• Length – 5.5 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 60 Cms

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Handwoven Cotton Paithani Saree With Zari Bootis All Over, Zari Border With Lines In Contrast Colour, Double Pallu In Zari With Peacock Motif.

It’s a handloom Saree in 100% pure Cotton, handwoven in a village of Maharashtra and the craft is called Paithani. It is a 2000 year old weave and the craft of Paithani weaving dates back to the Satvahana Dynasty that ruled between the second century BC and the second century AD. Despite the craft being centuries old, the Paithani sari is still woven in the same traditional manner.  It is done with the same tapestry technique as used in the weaving of a Persian rug. Multiple threads of different colours along with gold and silver threads are woven together to form this fascinating piece of fabric / Saree. The weaving process is complex, begins from choosing raw material and precious metals to the final product.

The characteristic feature of a Paithani is its full brocade pallu in Zari with floral & bird motifs in Resham. The origin of Paithani weaving started by using cotton warp and silk only in border and pallu. In between, for a long period Cotton Paithani weaving had gone in hibernation as it had lost its popularity and thus weavers had stopped weaving. During our travels to weaver’s village, in 2016 we happened to chance upon 2 pieces that were huddled up & lying in a corner. We at artisan saga decided to reintroduce these in the market and soon, within a year , it regained its popularity.

This Saree is in vibrant purple colour with a contrast colour rani pink border with zari lines woven on it and running across its length. The body of the Saree has woven Zari bootis and the pallu is in brocade with Resham motifs of Peacock pattern, as in Double Pallu.  This is the most popular motif, called Parinda, meaning bird, and was introduced by the princess of Hyderabad, Niloufer - King Nizam’s daughter. It is believed that the king loved Paithani weaving and patronized it extensively, he used to make special visit to these villages. It has a running blouse piece attached to it, in the same body colour with border on both sides.

Vibrant and rich, this intoxicating purple Cotton Paithani Saree is majestic & quite a stunner. Its positive vibe will attract attention and draw all eyes to itself. It is a drape that will add to the repertoire of your classic and traditional collection of weaves and colours. A drape to possess and own.

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Paithani Saree
• Material – Pure Cotton
• Colour – Purple With Pink
• Length – 5.5 mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 60 Cms

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Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree In Single Ikat From Rajkot Woven With Gold Zari.

The base colour of the Saree is bottle green and the use of Gold Zari in the weft has given it a darker appearance. Yet the Zari sheen is remarkable and the Saree looks pleasing. The body design is in an intricate jaal of traditional pattern. It has a primary border with floral motif and a secondary border with Zari & a contrast colour selvedge, magenta. The pallu has a multicoloured pattern woven intricately in the form of separate bands, a continuation of the border design. The blouse piece is attached and is plain with Zari interwoven in the weft, in same secondary border with Zari & contrast colour selvedge running on two sides of the blouse piece.

100% pure Cotton with Zari handloom Saree, called a Cotton Tissue Patola Saree in Single Ikat Rajkot Patola from villages of Gujrat. Handwoven with pure Cotton warp & weft along with Zari in the weft, this is a unique creation. An artist always aspires to create something new & different. This is one such experiment that has grown in popularity due to our pioneering efforts.

The use of Tissue has given a nice sheen to otherwise casual Cotton Patolas and this has made them quite wearable for parties and other semi formal occasions. They drape well, they wear well, they fall well and they stay well. They don’t get crushed after a long day at work or gathering. As light as feather, these are so cool and comfortable in excessive heat, they don’t stick either. They have a soft texture, you won’t feel the roughness of Zari on your skin, they don’t hurt or bite or create a rash. These really are an ideal choice for an extra sensitive skin.

This is a stately, rich, luxurious weave and is a noteworthy, praiseworthy drape that speaks of style and uniqueness, subtle grace and charm. It will mesmerise you with its intricate jaal of traditional motifs and sheen that creates a magical aura.

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree
• Material – Cotton Tissue
• Colour – Bottle Green Gold
• Length – 5.3 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 70 Cms

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Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree In Single Ikat From Rajkot Woven With Gold Zari.

The base colour of the Saree is olive green and the use of Gold Zari in the weft has given it a sheen, creating a magical aura. The body design is in an intricate jaal of traditional pattern. It has a primary border with floral motif and a secondary border with Zari & a contrast colour selvedge, purple. The pallu has a multicoloured pattern woven intricately in the form of separate bands, a continuation of the border design. The blouse piece is attached and is plain with Zari interwoven in the weft, in same secondary border with Zari & contrast colour selvedge running on two sides of the blouse piece.

100% pure Cotton with Zari handloom Saree, called a Cotton Tissue Patola Saree in Single Ikat Rajkot Patola from villages of Gujrat. Handwoven with pure Cotton warp & weft along with Zari in the weft, this is a unique creation. An artist always aspires to create something new & different. This is one such experiment that has grown in popularity due to our pioneering efforts.

The use of Tissue has given a nice sheen to otherwise casual Cotton Patolas and this has made them quite wearable for parties and other semi formal occasions. They drape well, they wear well, they fall well and they stay well. They don’t get crushed after a long day at work or gathering. As light as feather, these are so cool and comfortable in excessive heat, they don’t stick either. They have a soft texture, you won’t feel the roughness of Zari on your skin, they don’t hurt or bite or create a rash. These really are an ideal choice for an extra sensitive skin.

An absolute beauty with a pleasant feel, this drape is an ideal pick to add variation in your repertoire of weaves and fabric.

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree
• Material – Cotton Tissue
• Colour – Olive Green Gold
• Length – 5.5 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 70 Cms

PAT1CTSAR499

Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree In Single Ikat From Rajkot Woven With Gold Zari.

The base colour of the Saree is orange with Gold Zari interwoven in the weft. It has a subtle sheen that adds to its grace and charm. It is unique & stylish. The body design is in an intricate jaal of traditional pattern. It has a primary border with floral motif and a secondary border with Zari & a contrast colour selvedge, purple. The pallu has a multicoloured pattern woven intricately in the form of separate bands, a continuation of the border design. The blouse piece is attached and is plain with Zari interwoven in the weft, in same secondary border with Zari & contrast colour selvedge running on two sides of the blouse piece.

100% pure Cotton with Zari handloom Saree, called a Cotton Tissue Patola Saree in Single Ikat Rajkot Patola from villages of Gujrat. Handwoven with pure Cotton warp & weft along with Zari in the weft, this is a unique creation. An artist always aspires to create something new & different. This is one such experiment that has grown in popularity due to our pioneering efforts.

The use of Tissue has given a nice sheen to otherwise casual Cotton Patolas and this has made them quite wearable for parties and other semi formal occasions. They drape well, they wear well, they fall well and they stay well. They don’t get crushed after a long day at work or gathering. As light as feather, these are so cool and comfortable in excessive heat, they don’t stick either. They have a soft texture, you won’t feel the roughness of Zari on your skin, they don’t hurt or bite or create a rash. These really are an ideal choice for an extra sensitive skin.

A magical piece of finery, this drape is a must pick to add to the uniqueness of your wardrobe. There’s none other like this, it’s a conversation starter.

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree
• Material – Cotton Tissue
• Colour – Orange Gold
• Length – 5.4 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 70 Cms

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Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree In Single Ikat From Rajkot Woven With Gold Zari.

The base colour of the Saree is purple with Gold Zari interwoven in the weft. The Zari has lightened the colour of the purple yarn such that it looks like mauve. It has a subtle sheen that creates a magic & adds to its grace and charm. It is unique & stylish. The body design is in an intricate jaal of traditional pattern. It has a primary border with floral motif and a secondary border with Zari & a contrast colour selvedge, blue. The pallu has a multicoloured pattern woven intricately in the form of separate bands, a continuation of the border design. The blouse piece is attached and is plain with Zari interwoven in the weft, in same secondary border with Zari & contrast colour selvedge running on two sides of the blouse piece.

100% pure Cotton with Zari handloom Saree, called a Cotton Tissue Patola Saree in Single Ikat Rajkot Patola from villages of Gujrat. Handwoven with pure Cotton warp & weft along with Zari in the weft, this is a unique creation. An artist always aspires to create something new & different. This is one such experiment that has grown in popularity due to our pioneering efforts.

The use of Tissue has given a nice sheen to otherwise casual Cotton Patolas and this has made them quite wearable for parties and other semi formal occasions. They drape well, they wear well, they fall well and they stay well. They don’t get crushed after a long day at work or gathering. As light as feather, these are so cool and comfortable in excessive heat, they don’t stick either. They have a soft texture, you won’t feel the roughness of Zari on your skin, they don’t hurt or bite or create a rash. These really are an ideal choice for an extra sensitive skin.

It is a beautiful soft shade and the Saree has a great sensuous appeal. The pattern is traditional and the vibe is contemporary. It’s a balanced mix of the two. It will make an interesting addition to your wardrobe of class and unique drapes.

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree
• Material – Cotton Tissue
• Colour – Purple Gold
• Length – 5.5 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 70 Cms

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Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree In Single Ikat From Rajkot Woven With Gold Zari.

The base colour of the Saree is orange with Gold Zari interwoven in the weft. It has a subtle sheen that adds to its grace and charm. It is unique & stylish. The body design is in an intricate jaal of traditional pattern. It has a primary border with floral motif and a secondary border with Zari & a complementary colour selvedge, red. The pallu has a multicoloured pattern woven intricately in the form of separate bands, a continuation of the border design. The blouse piece is attached and is plain with Zari interwoven in the weft, in same secondary border with Zari & complementary colour selvedge running on two sides of the blouse piece.

100% pure Cotton with Zari handloom Saree, called a Cotton TissuePatola Saree in Single Ikat Rajkot Patola from villages of Gujrat. Handwoven with pure Cotton warp & weft along with Zari in the weft, this is a unique creation. An artist always aspires to create something new & different. This is one such experiment that has grown in popularity due to our pioneering efforts.

The use of Tissue has given a nice sheen to otherwise casual Cotton Patolas and this has made them quite wearable for parties and other semi formal occasions. They drape well, they wear well, they fall well and they stay well. They don’t get crushed after a long day at work or gathering. As light as feather, these are so cool and comfortable in excessive heat, they don’t stick either. They have a soft texture, you won’t feel the roughness of Zari on your skin, they don’t hurt or bite or create a rash. These really are an ideal choice for an extra sensitive skin.

It’s a stunner. Vibrant and yet cool, soft and yet strong…an extraordinary combination of opposites, this drape will enhance the variety of your wardrobe.

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Tissue Patola Saree
• Material – Cotton Tissue
• Colour – Orange Gold
• Length – 5.5 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 70 Cms

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Handwoven Cotton Paithani Saree With Zari Bootis All Over, Zari Border With Lines In Contrast Colour, Asawali Pallu In Zari.

It’s a handloom Saree in 100% pure Cotton, handwoven in a village of Maharashtra and the craft is called Paithani. It is a 2000 year old weave and the craft of Paithani weaving dates back to the Satvahana Dynasty that ruled between the second century BC and the second century AD. Despite the craft being centuries old, the Paithani sari is still woven in the same traditional manner.  It is done with the same tapestry technique as used in the weaving of a Persian rug. Multiple threads of different colours along with gold and silver threads are woven together to form this fascinating piece of fabric / Saree. The weaving process is complex, begins from choosing raw material and precious metals to the final product.

The characteristic feature of a Paithani is its full brocade pallu in Zari with floral & bird motifs in Resham. The origin of Paithani weaving started by using cotton warp and silk only in border and pallu. In between, for a long period Cotton Paithani weaving had gone in hibernation as it had lost its popularity and thus weavers had stopped weaving. During our travels to weaver’s village, in 2016 we happened to chance upon 2 pieces that were huddled up & lying in a corner. We at artisan saga decided to reintroduce these in the market and soon, within a year , it regained its popularity.

This Saree is lemon yellow in colour with a contrast colour peach border with zari lines woven on it and running across its length. The body of the Saree has woven Zari bootis and the pallu is in brocade with Resham motifs of Asawali pattern which is a floral motif introduced by the Peshwas. It has a running blouse piece attached to it, in the same body colour with border on both sides.

Woven in tapestry technique in softest of cottons with brocade Pallu, these Paithanis have a luxurious feel. Dress these up with accessories and wear them to parties or dress them down and use them for casual outings. These are different but comfortable and will be a fresh and unique addition to your ethnic wardrobe!

• Type - Handwoven Cotton Paithani Saree
• Material – Pure Cotton
• Colour – Lemon Yellow
• Length – 5.5 mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 60 Cms

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Handwoven Silk Paithani Saree With Traditional Border In Gold Zari In Contrast Colour, With Peacock Motif On Double Pallu In Brocade And Zari Bootis All Over.

This Silk Paithani Saree is in coffee brown colour with traditional border in Gold Zari or Brocade and has a contrast colour selvedge in olive green colour. The Zari used on entire Saree is Gold Zari. The pallu too is Brocade (in Gold Zari) in Double Pallu with peacock motif. The body has Gold Zari bootis. The attached blouse piece is plain silk in body colour brown & running with border on either side.

Silk Paithani Saree is a handloom Saree in 100% pure Mulberry Silk yarn that comes from Bengaluru and handwoven in a village in Maharashtra. Known as handwoven poems in Gold and Silk, Paithani Saree speaks of grandeur and indeed are considered glory of Maharashtra! Absolutely revered, these hold a treasured place in the trousseau of a Maharashtrian bride. In the ancient times it was considered no less than an ornamental treasure & was in fact used as currency. Fine Silk from China with real Gold & Silver yarns were used to weave a Paithani & Romans imported this golden woven fabric in exchange for gold of equal weight. Even today in many households it is considered as a precious heirloom that is passed on from generation to generation. It’s a heritage!

The border & pallu are of brocade, woven with zari and multiple coloured silk yarns. Now, typically, Silk weighs about 500gms & Zari around 250gms. The zari has Silver mixed with Copper for strength & then plated Gold by dipping in Gold water. All metals are pure. The body of a Paithani Saree has bootis but highlight is the border design & pallu, characterizing the Paithani style. Motifs are Traditional, inspired from figures in Ajanta Caves and are derived from nature that forms an essential part of human life. Paithani motifs are usually large in scale & colours used are multiple & bold, forming its unique feature.

In a warm luxurious brown this Silk Paithani Saree is majestic. The olive green selvedge highlights the traditional border and adds brightness to the Saree. This beauty will enhance your treasured collection.

• Type - Handwoven Silk Paithani Saree
• Material – Pure Mulberry Silk
• Colour – Coffee Brown With Parrot Green
• Length – 5.5 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 70 Cms

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Handwoven Silk Paithani Saree With Traditional Border In Gold Zari In Contrast Colour, With Peacock Motif On Double Pallu In Brocade And Zari Bootis All Over.

This Silk Paithani Saree is in soft pink colour with traditional border in Gold Zari or Brocade and has a contrast colour selvedge in bright pink colour. The Zari used on entire Saree is Gold Zari. The pallu too is Brocade (in Gold Zari) in Double Pallu with peacock motif. The body has Gold Zari bootis. The attached blouse piece is plain silk in body colour pink & running with border on either side.

Silk Paithani Saree is a handloom Saree in 100% pure Mulberry Silk yarn that comes from Bengaluru and handwoven in a village in Maharashtra. Known as handwoven poems in Gold and Silk, Paithani Saree speaks of grandeur and indeed are considered glory of Maharashtra! Absolutely revered, these hold a treasured place in the trousseau of a Maharashtrian bride. In the ancient times it was considered no less than an ornamental treasure & was in fact used as currency. Fine Silk from China with real Gold & Silver yarns were used to weave a Paithani & Romans imported this golden woven fabric in exchange for gold of equal weight. Even today in many households it is considered as a precious heirloom that is passed on from generation to generation. It’s a heritage!

The border & pallu are of brocade, woven with zari and multiple coloured silk yarns. Now, typically, Silk weighs about 500gms & Zari around 250gms. The zari has Silver mixed with Copper for strength & then plated Gold by dipping in Gold water. All metals are pure. The body of a Paithani Saree has bootis but highlight is the border design & pallu, characterizing the Paithani style. Motifs are Traditional, inspired from figures in Ajanta Caves and are derived from nature that forms an essential part of human life. Paithani motifs are usually large in scale & colours used are multiple & bold, forming its unique feature.

This pretty pink Silk Paithani Saree is a heart stealer. In unusual shade, this rose pink is queenly and has a delicate feel & appeal. Alluring and demure, it is an ideal drape for all festivities and occasions. It’s a  piece of finery that needs to be added to your cherished possessions.

• Type - Handwoven Silk Paithani Saree
• Material – Pure Mulberry Silk
• Colour – Soft Pink With Rani Pink
• Length – 5.5 Mtrs
• Blouse Pc – 70 Cms