Paithani saree is a type of saree that originates from the Paithan town in Maharashtra, India. These sarees are known for their intricate handwoven designs, vibrant colors, and fine silk texture.
Paithani sarees are typically made using pure silk threads and embellished with gold or silver zari work. The pallu (the draped end of the saree) of a Paithani saree is its most distinctive feature, often showcasing intricate and elaborate designs inspired by the Ajanta caves and Mughal architecture.
Paithani sarees are highly prized and are often passed down through generations as family heirlooms. They are worn on special occasions such as weddings, festivals, and other important events. These sarees are known for their elegance and timeless appeal, and are considered to be an important part of Indian culture and heritage.
Product Specification
- Material: Silk
- Zari Type: Half-Fine Zari
- Border: Paithani Border
- Border Type: Contrast
- Pattern: Zari Butta
- Blouse Piece: Yes
- Fabric Purity: Pure
- Technique: Woven Design
Care Instruction
- Always dry clean for the first wash. For subsequent washes, if dry cleaning is not possible, gently hand wash in cold water with soapnut or silk-suitable detergent or baby shampoo.
- Always air dry the saree in shade. Never wring the sari or use it in the washing machine or dryer. Never rub the sari vigorously.
- Do not store silk without dry cleaning
- Expose the silk fabrics periodically to natural atmosphere
- Use silica gel sachet or moisture absorbents in your cupboard which you use for storing silk fabrics
- Iron in medium heat only
