Pure Silk Handloom Blue Paithani
₹16,000
The Paithani Saree is a symbol of Maharashtrian heritage, originating from the town of Paithan in Maharashtra. Admired as the “Queen of Silks,” Paithanis are known for their shiny silk fabric, handwoven zari borders, and exquisitely detailed pallu motifs, often featuring parrots, peacocks, and lotuses. Every Paithani is a handcrafted piece of art that takes weeks to complete and is treasured for generations.
Specifications
Saree Colour: Royal Blue with Gold Zari Border
Fabric:
- Pure Handloom Silk
- Zari: Fine quality silver zari dipped in gold — traditional and long-lasting
Weave Type: Handwoven Paithani using tapestry weaving technique
Pattern:
Plain silk with subtle sheen body. Small golden buttas (motifs) throughout the body with a rich zari pallu and border.
Product Category: Traditional Maharashtrian Sarees
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 of Maharashtra, this saree preserves a rich cultural legacy and supports traditional weaving communities.
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