
₹2,400
Handcrafted Applique Saree in fine cotton. The Saree has designs and patterns made using the traditional technique of hand applique or patchwork or patti work by immensely talented women artisans. These sarees are made by women in Rampur in Uttarpradesh. The Saree is just not beautiful but also responsible for women empowerment and financial independence Wear it to work, meetings or a lazy lunch. A very light weight mercerized cotton saree for your wardrobe. PS - The base fabric is machine made soft cotton. The sarees are slightly starched for a crisp look , but you have a choice of using it without or with starch, AS YOU LIKE IT
Technical Specifications
- Size / Dimensions
- Length 5.5 meter plus 90 cm blouse , width – 108 cms
- Material
- Cotton
- Type
- Saree
- HSN code
- 621149
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Handcrafted Applique Saree in fine cotton. The Saree has designs and patterns made using the traditional technique of hand applique or patchwork or patti work by immensely talented women artisans. These sarees are made by women in Rampur in Uttarpradesh. The Saree is just not beautiful but also responsible for women empowerment and financial independence Wear it to work, meetings or a lazy lunch. A very light weight mercerized cotton saree for your wardrobe. PS - The base fabric is machine made soft cotton. The sarees are slightly starched for a crisp look , but you have a choice of using it without or with starch, AS YOU LIKE IT
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: Within 3 working days from the date of your order
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