The "Keralam" Sunset Color Kasavu Saree
$65.00
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The "Keralam" Sunset Color Kasavu Saree
$65.00
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Immerse your storefront in the warmth of a rustic South Indian twilight with this breathtaking Kuthampully Kerala Kasavu Cotton Saree. Hand-selected for the Vikhyat Ethnics Collection by Meera's Mini Mavericks, this piece carries the heartbeat of the legendary weavers of Kuthampully.
The premium off-white cotton body is beautifully elevated by an elaborate checked grid structure woven seamlessly with gold Kasavu threads. The border and pallu feature a striking play of radiant mustard yellow, sunset orange, and deep navy-blue horizontal bands. Finished with a thick cascade of handcrafted deep rust-orange tassels along the pallu edge, this saree captures the tranquil mood of golden hour reflecting over the coastal plains of Kerala.
Technical Details
Product Type: Full-Length Traditional Kerala Saree
Saree Length: 5.5 meters (Standard)
Blouse Piece: Included
Fabric Base: Premium High-Grade Kerala Cotton (breathable, structured, and easy to drape)
Border Style: Multi-toned festive borders incorporating thick mustard and orange blocks accented by thin navy-blue stripes
Design Pattern: Elegant all-over geometric gold checks (Katta design) crossing the main body fabric
The saree features thick, handcrafted yarn tassels in deep rust-orange and navy blue alternating along the edge of the pallu. These meticulous tassels provide beautiful fluid motion, giving the traditional drape a sophisticated, modern finishing touch.
Sourcing Origin: Authentically sourced from Kuthampully, Kerala, India
Perfect for Onam, Vishu, and Janmashtami, this auspicious saree is also the ultimate choice for traditional Kerala weddings, temple festivals, and family housewarmings.
Washing: Strictly Dry Clean Only to retain the crisp body structure of the cotton and preserve the deep dyes of the festive borders.
Ironing: Iron exclusively on the reverse side of the fabric using a medium cotton setting; never place a hot iron directly onto the metallic Zari threads or loose tassels.
