Kuthampully Kasavu Tissue Saree with Hand-Painted Maroon Lotus Blooms
$76.00
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Kuthampully Kasavu Tissue Saree with Hand-Painted Maroon Lotus Blooms
$76.00
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Step into the serene heart of God’s Own Country with this breathtaking Kuthampully Kasavu Tissue Saree, an exquisite jewel in the Vikhyat Ethnics Collection. Sourced directly from the legendary weavers of Kuthampully, this piece effortlessly blends heritage artistry with contemporary radiance. The saree is crafted on a premium, shimmering off-white golden tissue base that catches the light beautifully, bordered by a brilliant, wide traditional golden Kasavu zari. The true showstopper is the expansive, artistically rendered mural-style illustration of blooming maroon lotuses with deep forest-green leaves cascading gracefully across the fabric. It is a striking representation of purity and rebirth, making this garment a magnificent statement piece for traditional festivities, milestone celebrations, and elegant daytime events.
Technical Details
Product Type: Full-Length Traditional Kerala Saree
Fabric Base: Premium high-grade Kerala Tissue.
Border Style: Broad, solid metallic golden Kasavu (zari) borders on both edges
Design Work: Large-scale hand-painted style mural print of maroon lotus blooms and green foliage
Sourcing Origin: Kuthampully, Kerala, India
Pair It With The Perfect Blouse: Elevate the look with a rich, solid maroon silk blouse to mirror the vibrant shades of the lotus blooms, or opt for a bottle-green elbow-length sleeve blouse with gold accents.
Traditional Jewelry: Pair this classic ensemble with antique temple jewelry, a traditional gold Manga Mala (mango leaf motif), or an elegant Palakka necklace to complement the green details.
Hair & Styling: Gather your hair into a classic side bun embellished with a fresh strand of jasmine flowers (Mulla poo), and accent your look with a simple round maroon bindi.
Care Instructions
Washing: Strictly Dry Clean Only to preserve the delicate luster of the tissue fabric and the integrity of the printed lotus artwork.
Ironing: Iron only on the reverse side of the tissue fabric using a low-to-medium silk setting. Never press a hot iron directly onto the printed artwork or the metallic zari borders.
Storage: Store neatly folded in a soft cotton fabric pouch or an acid-free saree bag. Avoid hanging on metal wire hangers to prevent stretching and fabric stress.
