Slate Grey Jamdani Cotton Saree with White Batik Motifs

Description of the Saree:

• Color & Fabric: The saree is a serene light blue or grey shade, crafted from a soft, breathable cotton fabric, characteristic of many traditional Indian handloom sarees.
• Print Technique: The prominent white motifs, including a large circular design on the pallu/body and smaller repetitive patterns along the border, strongly suggest a hand block printing method, potentially Batik or Akola Dabu print. These techniques involve resist dyeing, where specific areas are covered before dyeing to create uncolored patterns.
• Motifs: The patterns are organic and traditional, reflecting nature-inspired designs or geometric arrangements commonly found in Indian block prints.

Features:

• Handcrafted Artistry: As a hand block printed piece, it showcases the intricate craftsmanship and heritage of traditional Indian textile art, with each motif meticulously stamped by skilled artisans.
• Comfort & Breathability: Made from cotton, the saree offers exceptional comfort and breathability, making it suitable for various climates and ideal for daily wear or casual occasions.
• Unique Aesthetic: The resist-dyeing technique, whether Batik or Dabu, ensures that each saree has subtle variations and unique characteristics, distinguishing it from machine-printed fabrics.
• Cultural Significance: Such hand block prints, especially those from regions like Akola, carry a rich cultural history and represent a blend of traditional techniques and evolving designs.
• It comes with a total length of 6.5 meters, including a matching blouse piece.