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Handloom Cotton Dual Tone Indigo Color Saree
₹1750
Handloom Cotton Dual Tone Indigo Color Saree
Handloom cotton sarees!! Ahh what a comfort with style and elegance. Kalasar brings you the wide range of Handloom sarees from the West Bengal, the region of India specially known for the Handlooms. We have our own artisans who put their efforts to serve you the most beautiful work.
Handloom Cotton Dual Tone Indigo Color Saree
Handloom cotton sarees!! Ahh what a comfort with style and elegance. Kalasar brings you the wide range of Handloom sarees from the West Bengal, the region of India specially known for the Handlooms. We have our own artisans who put their efforts to serve you the most beautiful work.
Handloom Cotton Dual Tone Indigo Color Saree
Handloom cotton sarees!! Ahh what a comfort with style and elegance. Kalasar brings you the wide range of Handloom sarees from the West Bengal, the region of India specially known for the Handlooms. We have our own artisans who put their efforts to serve you the most beautiful work.
Dual tone saree in Handloom Cotton, very eye catchy collection by Kalasar. Subtle color combination make it worth to add it in your wardrobe. Presenting Handloom Cotton in 6 different and very awesome colors. Saree is having a Big border all over. Drape this beautiful piece of fabric along with deep neck blouse, and put some trendy jewelry according to the occasion, that1s it and you are good to go!! Fabric of the saree is too soft, you cant resist yourself to fall in love with it. Every color has a its own texture and luster. This super combination is designed so well that you can drape it for any occasion, like party, traditional festival, casually and formally. Design blouse over it that fits to your occasion or leave that for us. We do provide designing services.
The blouse worn in picture is for reference purpose only. Saree has its own Blouse piece.
100% handmade saree with love.
Details
Length- 6.3 Meter, Width- 45 inches
Color- Indigo
Blouse Piece: Yes, Fabric – Handloom Cotton
Shipping- Saree is ready to ship in 4-5 working days.
Wash Care- Hand wash in cold water separately with mild detergent or Dry Clean
Disclaimer-
- Please note this product is handcrafted by Indian Artisan, you will find the unevenness in color and prints which make the product exquisite piece, proclaiming it to be completely handmade.
- The color seen in image may be slightly vary due to lighting effect.
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