Kalamkari Silk Hand Painted Lilac Saree

Wrap yourself in heritage elegance with our Kalamkari Silk Hand Painted Lilac Saree, a masterpiece of traditional artistry. The body is adorned with exquisite floral hand-painted designs interwoven with charming parrot motifs, creating a vivid tapestry of nature's beauty.

The saree's charm is enhanced by a contrast gold zari brocade border in a subtle pink hue, offering a touch of sophistication and opulence. The coordinated floral hand-painted yellow pallu is a visual delight, showcasing the divine imagery of Lord Krishna with his flute and musical instruments.

Accompanied by a complementary floral hand-painted yellow blouse, this saree brings together the richness of silk and the finesse of hand-painted art. Perfect for festive occasions, it embodies a harmonious blend of tradition and elegance.

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

Kalamkari

Material

Silk

Colour family

Dark

Base colour

Purple

Border type

Contrast Zari

Border size

Small

Secondary colour

Pink

• All prices shown are final — GST, packing and handling are already included; nothing is added at checkout.
• Complimentary delivery anywhere in India.
• Free international shipping on orders above ₹35,000. Customs duties and local taxes at the destination, if any, 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.