This is an exclusive Khandua Saree with pasapalli bringing a fusion of handloom. The Pink and Red Khandua Saree is a pretty saree to add to your collection of handlooms. With small pasapalli patterns and flowers on the body the colour of pink blooms. The designs of red and browns suit the pink colour of the saree. The grand flower on the anachal is the centre of attraction of this handloom saree. The grand flower is surrounded with little flowers making the pattern symmetrical. The symmetrical patterns also have the designs of temples giving the saree an aesthetic look. The flowers and temple motifs both symbolises the religious and spiritual feeling and the pasapalli pattern speaks out the culture making the saree a meaningful handloom to wear. The Saree matches with a plain maroon blouse. This Khandua piece must be in your wardrobe.
Khandua saree is a classic handloom famous for temple borders and single Ikat weaving process.The sarees stand out in itself for its elaborate patterns and colours that can attract at once. Khandua sarees are also known as Maniabandi which marks its origin at Maniabandha and Nuapatana of Cuttack, Odisha. The Sarees speak a lot of stories from its design and pattern. Pasapalli on the borders is the famous chess board pattern making it more exclusive. These Khandua sarees with Pasapalli border can be worn in wedding, celebration or office parties in both contemporary and traditional ways.
You can wear this amazing silk saree on any puja, wedding or special occasion. This piece is made to make you look unique and amazing.
Length – 5.6 Mtrs
Fabric – Mulberry Silk
Blouse Piece – No
Color hues may vary from that which appears in the image
Purchasing this product would render 21 Days of livelihood.
- Suggested dry cleaning
- Please Do not squeeze or wring
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