Semi khadi pattu" is a term that combines elements of two different types of fabrics: khadi and pattu.

Khadi is a handspun and handwoven fabric, traditionally made from cotton fibers. It is known for its coarse texture and rustic appearance.

"Pattu" is a term commonly used in South India to refer to silk fabric. It is often associated with traditional silk sarees and other garments made from silk fibers.

Therefore, "semi khadi pattu" likely refers to a fabric that is a blend of khadi (handspun cotton) and silk fibers. This blend could result in a fabric with a unique texture and appearance, combining the rustic charm of khadi with the luxurious feel of silk. It's possible that such a fabric could be used to make sarees, suits, or other traditional garments, offering a blend of comfort, elegance, and cultural heritage.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

SEMI  KHADI PATTU SAREE

Occasion: Traditional / wedding wear.

Fabric: Semi  khadi pattu.

Saree Colour: Dark magenta   colour saree with   Zari checks with buttes  and eye feasting border on the saree.

Blouse: Orange  colour blouse with border.

Pallu: Orange colour base brocade pallu.

Borders:  Lower : 8-9 inches   border ;  up : 3-4 inches 

Wash & Care: First wash is Dry-clean, after care  soft polish can be considered.

Note: Slight colour variation may occur due to photography