Handloom Rich Pallu Paithani

Color Name: Pink
Border: Contrast traditional narali border
Pallu: Traditional paithani rich pallu
Fabric: Pure silk
Zari type: Golden
Saree length: 6.20 m appx
Butti: Golden mango butti
Blouse: Self

Details: 

Traditional Grandeur: Handloom Silk Paithani with Narali Border

Drape yourself in the authenticity and opulence of this Handloom Pure Silk Paithani Saree. Woven entirely by hand, this exquisite piece features the traditional richness of Paithani combined with the distinct, auspicious Narali border.

Key Design Highlights:

Fabric & Weave:
This is an authentic Handloom creation, meticulously woven from the finest Pure Silk. The handloom process provides the silk with a superior texture, natural sheen, and a flow that sets it apart.

The Border:
A striking Contrast Traditional Narali Border frames the saree. The Narali (coconut) motif border is a classic Paithani design, creating a tooth-like, pointed pattern that provides a sharp color break and is woven with precision.

Body Motif:
The saree body is tastefully adorned with classic Golden Mango Butta (Kairi motifs) woven all over using bright Metallic Gold Jari, maintaining a continuous, auspicious pattern.

The Pallu:
The centerpiece is the dense, luminous Tissue Traditional Paithani Rich Pallu. This section is heavily woven with ornate Paithani patterns, and the liberal use of gold Tissue thread and Metallic Gold Jari makes it incredibly rich and lustrous, designed to be the focal point of the drape.

Blouse Piece:
For a seamless, elegant look, the unstitched Blouse Self is included. The blouse material is the same Pure Silk and the exact same color as the saree body, ensuring a unified and traditional ensemble.

This Handloom Silk Paithani is an investment in Indian textile heritage, perfect for weddings, major festivals, and traditional ceremonies.

Disclaimer:
Paithani sarees are traditionally woven in rich two-tone hues that reflect differently under varying angles and light. Due to photography and individual screen settings, slight colour variations may occur. These natural differences are an inherent part of handcrafted textiles.