Description

Style tip: This saree can be dressed up with delicate traditional jewellery – think kundan polki or heirloom trinkets – for festivities or dressed down with bohemian silver or tribal thread jewellery for casual wear. This has a soft drape and will be easy to experiment various draping styles with.

Blouse Piece: Included

Color: A lush nude shade, naturally dyed and an uncommon Ajrakh hue. It has indigo coloured coin or ‘Riyal’ motifs and touches of madder red. The border is Zari with gold-antique hues.

Ready To Wear, Palla edge is finished.

Kota doria is a natural cotton summer fabric that is lightweight, sheer and soft to drape. The Ajrakh hand printing process makes the textile go through many layers of hand printing and washing, and the natural pigments involved has made this Kota Doria buttery soft like a mulmul, it will not be stiff to drape.

This is a natural fabric made using natural fibres and dyed with natural dyes only. It is slow, artisanal and handmade in every step of it’s production.

Please Note: This product is slow and handmade in entirety, and it will not have the perfect symmetry of machine made textiles. Irregularities in print/dye, slight imperfections on the body/border or colour wash effects are a natural part of hand-printed, hand-dyed textiles and are not considered a defect. This is a testament to the handmade process and evidence of genuine artisanal involvement in the making of this saree. There will always be a slight, inevitable variation in colours as perceived by your eyes on a screen versus how they appear to the eye in real life. We always find that our Ajrakhs look even more beautiful in real life!

We do not accept Returns, in purchasing an Ajrakh Saree from this storefront the customer is accepting acknowledgement of the above disclaimer.