Kanchipuram Silk Kalamkari Hand Painted Powder Blue Saree With Rettai Pettu Border

Embrace the rich heritage of Kanchipuram silk with this exquisite Powder Blue Saree, hand-painted with delicate florals and traditional Pichwai motifs. Its luxurious texture and graceful flow speak volumes of timeless craftsmanship, making it a true collector's piece.

The saree features a striking contrast with its gold zari floral brocade border, set against a cream rettai pettu base, elegantly highlighted by a maroon hue. The pallu boasts intricate peacock motifs and florals, adding a touch of regal elegance to your ensemble.

Pair it with the complementary pastel green blouse, adorned with hand-painted florals, to complete your sophisticated look. This saree embodies a seamless blend of tradition and style, perfect for the discerning connoisseur of fine Indian textiles.

Please note: Minor irregularities in the zari border and a slight natural odor are characteristic of authentic Kalamkari sarees, resulting from traditional dyeing and weaving methods. These are inherent features and not considered defects. To eliminate any residual scent, it is recommended to air the saree and place it near incense or neem leaves.

Pattern

Kalamkari

Occasion

Festive

Fabric

Kanchipuram

Material

Silk

Colour family

Dark

Base colour

Blue

Border type

Contrast Zari

Border size

Big

Secondary colour

Cream

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• Complimentary delivery anywhere in India.
• Orders shipped outside India may attract customs duty or local taxes at the destination, which are set by that country and payable by the recipient.

• Dry-clean only. Store folded in a soft cotton cloth, away from direct sunlight, and refold along different lines every few months to protect the zari.

Manufactured and packed by

Kankatala Textiles Pvt. Ltd

Address

V Square, Dwarakanagar,
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh 530016

Country of origin

India

• Handwoven products carry small irregularities in weave, motif alignment and colour; these are the signature of the loom, not defects.
• Colours on screen may differ slightly from the actual piece depending on your display and lighting.