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Mata Ni Pachedi peacock painted Saree - Made to order
Mata Ni Pachedi peacock painted Saree - Made to order
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Discover the timeless artistry of Mata Ni Pachedi in this exquisite hand-painted saree. Each piece showcases the intricate devotional craft tradition, featuring vibrant peacock imagery and ornamental patterns meticulously created by skilled artisans. The flowing fabric drapes beautifully while celebrating centuries-old Gujarati heritage. Perfect for festive occasions, cultural celebrations, or anyone seeking authentic, wearable art. Own a saree that tells a story of craftsmanship, spirituality, and unparalleled elegance.
The Saree is hand painted in villages of Kutch Gujrat
Material: Cotton Silk Maheshwari
Measurements - Length - 6.3 mtrs width - 46 in
Colour: Mustard yellow and indigo
Blouse - comes with blouse in contrast
Care: Handloom fabrics may bleed, we recommend dry-cleaning or washing in cold water separately.
Expected Shipping Time: We ship Within 10 -15 working days from the date of your order
Note: There could be slight variance in colour due to screen resolution. This is a handcrafted product and hence slight irregularities are distinctive and inherent to the beauty of this creation. This product provides rural employment and involves ethical practices. Happy Draping !!
Happy draping!!
Materials
Materials
Measurements
Measurements
6.3 m
Colour
Colour
Mustard yellow
Weave / Crafts
Weave / Crafts
MAheshwari silk cotton
Blouse
Blouse
Includes in same color
Human hours involved
Human hours involved
This saree is made by hand and takes 7-10 days to get ready
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Dry clean only
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Disclaimer :
- Each of our product is artisanal and comes from rural villages. Since these are handcrafted, slight irregularities are distinctive and inherent to the beauty of this creation. They are not considered "Defective"
- This product provides rural employment and involves ethical practices.
- Each of our product is artisanal and comes from rural villages. Since these are handcrafted, slight irregularities are distinctive and inherent to the beauty of this creation. They are not considered "Defective"