Sky Blue Handwoven Mangalagiri Silk Cotton Saree with Elephant Screen Printed Motifs | SHOBITAM
Sky Blue Handwoven Mangalagiri Silk Cotton Saree with Elephant Screen Printed Motifs | SHOBITAM
Delicate yet regal, this Sky Blue Mangalagiri Silk Cotton Saree brings together the elegance of handloom weaving and the charm of folk artistry. Handwoven in the heritage town of Mangalagiri, the saree is made from a soft, breathable silk-cotton blend, offering both comfort and sophistication. The soothing sky blue body is adorned with printed elephant motifs, symbols of strength and wisdom, thoughtfully placed along the border and pallu for a graceful, storytelling touch. Ideal for festive wear, cultural events, or daytime celebrations, this saree is a true work of art for the modern traditionalist.
The saree comes finished with falls and pico. An unstitched blouse fabric is included.
Note: Most Mangalagiri sarees are handwoven in pit looms, in an authentic and indigenous manner that involves a special way to secure the saree to the loom. There may be minute gaps between threads that do not affect the durability of the saree and not very obviously noticeable. These are natural to the method used and are not considered defects.
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Delicate yet regal, this Sky Blue Mangalagiri Silk Cotton Saree brings together the elegance of handloom weaving and the charm of folk artistry. Handwoven in the heritage town of Mangalagiri, the saree is made from a soft, breathable silk-cotton blend, offering both comfort and sophistication. The soothing sky blue body is adorned with printed elephant motifs, symbols of strength and wisdom, thoughtfully placed along the border and pallu for a graceful, storytelling touch. Ideal for festive wear, cultural events, or daytime celebrations, this saree is a true work of art for the modern traditionalist.
The saree comes finished with falls and pico. An unstitched blouse fabric is included.
Note: Most Mangalagiri sarees are handwoven in pit looms, in an authentic and indigenous manner that involves a special way to secure the saree to the loom. There may be minute gaps between threads that do not affect the durability of the saree and not very obviously noticeable. These are natural to the method used and are not considered defects.
