Pure Silk Pastel Mint Green Kuttu Gadhwal
₹16,500
Kuttu means Joining Technique. This is a rare handwoven method in which pure silk borders (pattu) are manually interlocked with the silk body using needle precision. There is no mechanical stitching—it is pure loom work.
This saree will be available on both big and small borders.
Only a handful of weavers master this technique today, making each saree a collector’s treasure.
Popular for ceremonies where auspiciousness is emphasized — worn during Mahurats, Grihapravesh, and Traditional Weddings.
A single Kuttu Gadwal saree carries over 8000 precise hand movements.
Each piece takes a minimum of 7–15 days to weave, depending on the intricacy.
Out of stock
Specifications
Saree Colour: Vibrant Crimson Red with subtle checks on the body and deep Bottle Green with intricate Gold Zari work on the border & pallu.
Fabric:
- Body Fabric: Fine Handloom Silk and Cotton blend — soft, luxurious, and breathable
- Border & Pallu Fabric: 100% Pure Mulberry Silk — hand-dyed in deep festive tones
- Zari Work: Pure silver zari with gold polish (authentic, high-quality metallic threadwork)
Weave Type: Korvai Kuttu Handweave
Pattern: Subtle checks with traditional temple border and floral butti
Product Category: Traditional Sarees / Ethnic Luxury Wear
Saree Length: Standard 6.3 meters (including blouse piece)
Blouse (Contrast/ Running): Usually in contrast color, unstitched
Wash Care: Dry clean only. Store in a cotton or muslin cloth to maintain sheen and longevity
Note: Handwoven by skilled artisans, promoting traditional crafts
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Only a handful of weavers master this technique today, making each saree a collector’s treasure.
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A single Kuttu Gadwal saree carries over 8000 precise hand movements.
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Only a handful of weavers master this technique today, making each saree a collector’s treasure.
Popular for ceremonies where auspiciousness is emphasized — worn during Mahurats, Grihapravesh, and Traditional Weddings.
A single Kuttu Gadwal saree carries over 8000 precise hand movements.
Each piece takes minimum 7–15 days to weave, depending on the intricacy.
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Only a handful of weavers master this technique today, making each saree a collector’s treasure.
Popular for ceremonies where auspiciousness is emphasized — worn during Mahurats, Grihapravesh, and Traditional Weddings.
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Only a handful of weavers master this technique today, making each saree a collector’s treasure. Popular for ceremonies where auspiciousness is emphasized — worn during Mahurats, Grihapravesh, and Traditional Weddings.
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