Mangalagiri Silk

PADMINI SET 2.0

Andhra Pradesh, India
₹6,733.33

A refined narrative of heritage featuring the iconic Nizam border and Banaras brocade

Unstitched Banaras Brocade Blouse Piece Included
The estimated dispatch timeline is approximately 20–25 days from order confirmation

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100% Handloom

Authenticity Certified

Artisan Made

From Sitara

Legacy Craft

Century-old Technique

Global Shipping

Standard 20 days

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, PADMINI SET 2.0 is a pure handloom Mangalagiri drape defined by its sophisticated Nizam border. Woven from a refined silk-blend cotton, this limited-edition ensemble brings together architectural lines and traditional grace. The drape is paired with an exclusive, 1-metre Banaras Brocade blouse piece, custom-designed and handcrafted to complement the saree seamlessly.

Fabric

Pure Handloom Mangalagiri Silk-Blend Cotton

Craft

Traditional Nizam Border

Saree Length

6.5 metres (includes running blouse piece)

Blouse Piece

1 metres (unstitched)

Width

46 inches

Weight

Approx. 650g

Wash Care

Dry clean

Wash Care: Dry clean recommended.

Design: Architectural Nizam border framing a fluid silk-cotton body, complemented by a rich Banaras Brocade accompaniment.

Drape: Fluid, weightless, and effortlessly structured.

The Hands Behind the Craft

Rahul Basak

A third-generation master weaver from Phulia, Rahul has dedicated 25 years to preserving the "Shada Jamdani" heritage. His expertise lies in creating complex floral motifs without the use of graph paper, a skill passed down from his grandfather.

Meet All Our Weavers
Rahul Basak — Master Weaver

Every saree is woven on the loom. The weaving process itself takes a minimum of 3–21 days, depending on the saree and the weaving process.

Orders are processed in the order they are received. Thank you for understanding and supporting handwoven craftsmanship

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