SKU: 777
A magenta pink cotton saree paired with a Kalamkari printed blouse makes for a graceful, traditional, and comfortable outfit ideal for cultural events, casual gatherings, or festive daytime functions. The saree, in a vibrant magenta pink, adds brightness and charm, while the breathable cotton fabric ensures all-day comfort, especially in warmer weather. It may feature minimal borders or contrast piping to keep the look elegant yet simple. The blouse, featuring intricate Kalamkari prints — a traditional Indian art form known for its detailed depictions of mythological scenes, florals, or abstract motifs — adds a rich cultural touch to the ensemble. Typically made from cotton or cotton-silk, the blouse balances well with the plain or lightly bordered saree. The design can include classic cuts like boat necks or round necks, with short, elbow-length, or three-quarter sleeves. Style this look with oxidized silver jewelry, kolhapuri sandals or juttis, and a bindi for a complete ethnic appeal. This combination beautifully blends comfort with traditional art, making it a timeless choice.
The customs in Indian weddings and celebrations are just unfinished without a saree. And when weddings and celebrations are up, silk sarees mark their special position. Banarasi Sillk saree is the most preferred in south Indian culture. These astounding beauties are designed with great effort.
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Silk Sarees :
Silk sarees are woven from mulberry silk thread and the Zari of south India, the speciality of this saree is that the border and the pallav are woven separately and later joined together. The golden lustre of the zari threads. The pallav’s colour is different in colour than that of the saree, it gives a graceful contrast. The medieval Indian literatures associated kanjivaram fabrics with gods.
Please Note :
The saree comes with its own blouse piece. The model is wearing a separate blouse for styling purposes. Please scroll through a few images to see the actual blouse piece of the saree.
