Deep Burgundy Coffee Taj Mahal Phoda Kumbha Master Weave Mulberry Silk Saree
Deep Burgundy Coffee Taj Mahal Phoda Kumbha Master Weave Mulberry Silk Saree
Deep Burgundy Coffee Taj Mahal Phoda Kumbha Master Weave Mulberry Silk Saree
Deep Burgundy Coffee Taj Mahal Phoda Kumbha Master Weave Mulberry Silk Saree
Deep Burgundy Coffee Taj Mahal Phoda Kumbha Master Weave Mulberry Silk Saree
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Deep Burgundy Coffee Taj Mahal Phoda Kumbha Master Weave Mulberry Silk Saree

SKU: V-DE-S-0291-P20

STANDARDS:

handloom is a simple machine used for weaving.HANDLOOM           A mulberry silk wormMULBERRY SILK

ikat is a technique in which warp or weft threads, or both, are tie-dyed before weaving. IKAT                          Extra weft also Jala is a technique in which one weft yarn is used to weave the ground cloth of saree and an additional weft is inserted at intervals to create a decorative pattern on surface of the saree. JALA / EXTRA WEFT

weft interlocking is a technique used for adding blocks of colors and creating seams of color.Here two weft yarns are woven or join with the warp yarns.  WEFT INTERLOCKING 
 

DESCRIPTION:

Weft interlocking is a technique used for creating seams of color. In this technique, two weft yarns having different colors are interlocked or joined with each other using two or three shuttles while weaving every pick (weft thread), creating a distinct solid color pattern matching the warp color. This technique is commonly known as Phoda Kumbha in Odisha.⁣⁣⁣

DETAILS: 
Saree length including blouse 6.3 meters.
Blouse piece 75 cm.

 

CARE:

 The right care keeps your treasured handlooms safe, for years to come.

· Dry clean only
· Store the garments in a muslin cloth bag
· Keep the garments in a cool, dry place & away from sunlight
· Air your garments every few months
· Take professional help to iron your garments
· Bring them out regularly & wear them with pride

Disclaimer:
The handmade process is an art. Handwoven textiles tend to have natural variations in colors & weave. These imperfections & variations cannot be termed as defects.

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