“A printed silk sari featuring a unique colour palette and traditional motifs thoughtfully arranged in perfect symmetry to exude harmony and grace.”
The defining feature of the sari is its two satin borders of varying thickness, running lengthwise on both sides. The satin weave enhances the print with a subtle sheen, elevating the sari’s rich and luxurious appeal.
Inspired by traditional designs, the print seamlessly blends delicate floral motifs with intricately rendered animal figures adding a tactile dimension to the smooth silk surface. Created using the hand screen printing method, the sari is a testament to fine craftsmanship.
Continuity; the rhythm of nature. Identified across the creeping borders of this object.
Open motif entryCosmic order; mathematical harmony in weave. Identified across the woven ground of this object.
Open motif entrySeveral of India's painted-textile traditions descend directly from ritual wall and floor art: Madhubani from the Mithila murals of Bihar, Warli from the Adivasi wall paintings of Maharashtra, Sohrai from the harvest art of eastern India. Applied to silk and cotton with natural pigments and bamboo or twig pens, they carry a graphic, narrative density unlike any woven design.