The smudgy crayon-like blue across the body lends an earthy touch to this cool and absorbent linen sari. The tangerine border on the top and a leaf green border on the lower end add an air of the unusual. Stony silver gray, green and orange trace a row of watery temple motifs along the border, and the colors overflow to flood the pallu with large floral motifs.
| Ships in | 7 Days |
| Length | 5.50 m |
| Width | 48 Inch |
| Weight | 716 gms |
| Exchange | Within 7 Days |
| Body Color | Peacock Blue |
| Border Color Top | Orange |
| Border Color Bottom | Green |
| Pallu Color | Blue |
| Blouse Color | Blue |
| Border Width Top (In Inch) | 3.5 Inch |
| Border Width Bottom (In Inch) | 3.5 Inch |
| Blouse Fabric | Attached |
| Blouse Width (In Cm) | 75 cm |
| Zari Grade | Half fine Zari |
| Wash Care | Dry Wash |
(Identical to 1423936TTO)
Jamdani is one of the ancient cloth-making techniques of Bengal. It is one of the finest varieties of muslin, and the most artistic of textiles. Jamdani patterns are mostly of geometric, plant, and floral designs. Rich in motifs, a Jamdani saree is generally quite expensive to produce, as it is time-intensive and requires dedicated work.
Linen is one of the oldest fabrics; it was being produced in Egypt 4,000 years ago. The fibre is extremely sturdy, durable as well as highly absorbent, qualities which make it highly desirable for making luxurious saris. Blending linen with other yarns, such as cotton, helps improve its feel, fall and drape.
At Sarangi we curate sarees, accessories and fabrics having contemporary design aesthetics and deep-rooted artisanal values, from around the country.
When you shop at Sarangi, you express your preference for "slow fashion" as opposed to fast fashion; you show that you lean towards "classics" over trendy designs; and also make evidence of your fine taste. Sarangi is created with you in mind.