Cotton sarees are made by natural cloth created from cotton plant fibres. Cotton is having a wide range of weaves, it is the most versatile, soft and widespread fabric in the world. Cotton sarees are mostly preferred due to its lightweight and airy properties. Cotton sarees are known for their exquisite weaving.

Cotton silk is the amalgamation of cotton and silk in which, cotton is obtained from cotton plant and silk is obtained from silkworm. It is lightweight fabric and made by combining the positive characteristics of both Cotton and Silk fiber, into a single fabric.

The fabric of Mulmul cotton is buttery soft and delicately beautiful. The weave of this fabric is very fine, and this offers a very fluid texture to it that makes draping it a breeze. Muslin is a cotton fabric of plain weave, which is also known as muslin. It is made in a wide range of weights from delicate sheers to coarse sheeting. Muslin is comfortable weave texture and known for breathability characteristics.

Muslin silk saree are famous fabrics known in India. They are woven from the premium variety of silk that grows in Bengal.

The handloom weaving process requires several stages in order to produce the final product.

The popular cotton sarees in India are Mangalagiri, Khadi, Sambalpuri, Chettinad, Tant, Kotki, Mul and Chikan sarees. These sarees get their name from the origin of their place.

Occasion: Party, Festive, Office and any other event

Saree Fabric: Cotton Silk Handloom Saree. The colour of the Blouse Piece is similar to Pallu Colour. It’s a Good Quality Saree with Tassels.

Length of the Saree: 5.50 Mtrs.

Blouse (Unstitched): 0.80 Mtrs.

Care:

Cold water wash

Note: The blouse worn by the model is for reference purposes and this saree comes with a Blouse Piece of colour similar to Pallu of Saree.