A pure khadi pattu saree combines the elegance of khadi fabric with the traditional richness of Pattu (silk) to create a unique and luxurious garment. a pure khadi pattu saree is a timeless and elegant choice that celebrates the beauty of handcrafted textiles and traditional craftsmanship. It embodies the rich cultural heritage of India while embracing contemporary design sensibilities.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

PURE KHADI PATTU  SAREES 

OCCASION : Traditional / Ethnic  wear.

FABRIC: Khadi is a handspun, handwoven fabric known for its natural texture and rustic appeal. It is made from cotton yarns, which are spun by hand and woven on traditional handlooms. Khadi fabric is lightweight, breathable, and has a distinct coarse texture that adds character to the saree

SAREE: Maroon colour saree features Zari butas (small motifs) scattered throughout its body. Zari is a form of metallic thread typically made of gold or silver, which adds a rich and regal touch to the saree. The Zari butas may be woven in traditional motifs such as paisleys, flowers, or geometric patterns, enhancing the overall elegance of the saree. 

1. Versatility: This saree is suitable for various occasions, including weddings, festivals, and cultural events. Its blend of traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design elements makes it a versatile choice that can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion.

2. Styling: The saree can be styled with traditional jewelry such as temple jewelry, Kundan, or Polki sets to complete the look. Hairstyles like a bun adorned with fresh flowers or traditional South Indian hair accessories complement the temple-inspired theme of the ensemble.

BLOUSE : contrast colour plain blouse with border is a classic and elegant choice that adds a touch of refinement to any saree ensemble. It allows the saree to take center stage while adding a subtle and sophisticated accent to the overall look.

PALLU:   contrast color pallu with Sambalpuri weaves is a stylish and sophisticated choice that adds depth and dimension to a saree ensemble, while showcasing the beauty of traditional handloom weaving techniques.

BORDERS :The contrast blouse is adorned with temple borders along its edges. Temple borders are intricately woven with traditional motifs inspired by South Indian temple architecture, such as temple pillars, elephants, peacocks, or floral patterns 

WASH/CARE : This instruction suggests that the saree should be dry cleaned the first time it is washed. After the first wash, subsequent washes can be done using a method called "water polish."

Note: Slight color variation may occur due to photography