Zynah Off White / Turquoise Jute Linen Saree, Kalamkari Pallu With Kantha Work, All Over Frenchknot Embroidery Butis; Custom Stitched/Ready-made Blouse, Fall, Petticoat; SKU: 1010202307

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Discover timeless elegance in our Off White/Turquoise Jute Linen Saree. The Kalamkari Pallu, intricately embellished with Kantha work, and the scattered Frenchknot embroidery butis create a masterpiece. Ideal for special occasions, this saree beautifully blends tradition and modernity. Embrace the charm of off white and turquoise – make it yours today!

About the craft : Kantha work, originating from Eastern India and Bangladesh, involves free-style embroidery. It utilizes layers of old cloth, typically cotton or silk, sewn together with a running stitch, often referred to as the "kantha stitch." This ancient art dates back to pre-Vedic times (prior to 1500 BCE) and was a cherished skill passed from mother to daughter among women of all rural classes. Kantha's beauty lies in the arrangement of the simple running stitch, making it a highly regarded art-craft form still practiced by millions of South Asian women today.

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Color: Off White / Turquoise 
Length: 5.5 Meters
Width: 1.2 Meters
Blouse: Running /attached Kalamkari printed blouse piece in the saree. (80-90cms). Saree blouse co-ord set. 
Type: Jute Linen Saree 

Best suited for: Daily wear, casual wear, formal wear.

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