Rajsi Rang Mul Cotton Kanchi Border Saree Beige
$41.24
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$41.24
Regular price
$60.64
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The plain body provides a refined foundation, while deep maroon and forest green border bands introduce rich colour. Golden zari motifs add warmth and festive brilliance, complemented by the colourful tassels at the pallu end.
The Craft: Handloom Weaving
Rajsi Rang is woven in Mul Cotton using handloom weaving techniques, combining a simple body with richly detailed zari borders. The deep maroon and forest green bands carry geometric and floral motifs in golden zari, while the striped pallu mirrors the border composition. This contrast between a restrained body and an ornate border gives the saree its distinctive character.
The Design & Drape
The plain Mul Cotton body creates an elegant, uncluttered drape, allowing the traditional border to frame the saree beautifully. The heavy zari detailing becomes especially prominent along the visible edges, while the striped pallu provides a graceful finishing point. Colourful tassels add subtle movement without taking away from the classic design.
Product Specifications
This saree is sourced from Roy Das, West Bengal, and features handloom weaving in Mul Cotton. Minor variations in weave, zari detailing, colour placement and tassel finish may occur as part of the handcrafted nature of the textile.
Rajsi Rang Mul Cotton Kanchi Border Saree Beige
$41.24
Sale price
$41.24
Regular price
$60.64
Rajsi Rang Mul Cotton Handloom Saree with Kanchi Border brings together the lightness of Mul Cotton with the grandeur of a traditional heavy zari border. The plain body creates a clean, understated canvas, while deep maroon and forest green bands frame the drape with intricate golden geometric and floral motifs. The striped pallu mirrors the richness of the border and is finished with alternating colourful tassels, adding movement and character to the traditional design. Clean and simple finishing keeps the focus on the elegant zari craftsmanship and distinctive border.
Why This Piece
- Statement Kanchi-inspired border deep maroon and forest green bands are enriched with intricate golden geometric and floral motifs.
- Elegant plain body the understated Mul Cotton drape allows the heavy zari border to remain the visual highlight.
- Coordinated striped pallu the pallu echoes the border design, creating a balanced and cohesive look.
- Colourful tassel finish alternating tassels add a lively detail to the end of the pallu.
- Lightweight handloom comfort the Mul Cotton base makes the saree easy to drape for extended wear.
The plain body provides a refined foundation, while deep maroon and forest green border bands introduce rich colour. Golden zari motifs add warmth and festive brilliance, complemented by the colourful tassels at the pallu end.
The Craft: Handloom Weaving
Rajsi Rang is woven in Mul Cotton using handloom weaving techniques, combining a simple body with richly detailed zari borders. The deep maroon and forest green bands carry geometric and floral motifs in golden zari, while the striped pallu mirrors the border composition. This contrast between a restrained body and an ornate border gives the saree its distinctive character.
The Design & Drape
The plain Mul Cotton body creates an elegant, uncluttered drape, allowing the traditional border to frame the saree beautifully. The heavy zari detailing becomes especially prominent along the visible edges, while the striped pallu provides a graceful finishing point. Colourful tassels add subtle movement without taking away from the classic design.
Product Specifications
- Collection: Rajsi Rang
- Fabric: Mul Cotton
- Work: Handloom Weaving
- Pattern: Plain with Striped Pallu
- Saree Length: 5.5 - 5.6 Meter
- Blouse Piece: No Blouse
- Package Contains: 1 Saree without Blouse
- Vendor: Roy Das, West Bengal
- Country of Origin: India
- Prefer gentle handwashing with a mild detergent.
- Avoid prolonged soaking, harsh chemicals and vigorous wringing.
- Dry in shade and keep away from prolonged direct sunlight.
- Store folded in a clean, dry muslin cloth.
- Iron on a low to medium setting, preferably with a protective cloth.
This saree is sourced from Roy Das, West Bengal, and features handloom weaving in Mul Cotton. Minor variations in weave, zari detailing, colour placement and tassel finish may occur as part of the handcrafted nature of the textile.