Chettinad Cotton Saree In Pista Green With Ganga Jamuna

Description

Pista Green Chettinad Cotton Saree crafted in pure handloom cotton showcases the richness of traditional Chettinad weaving with a modern color palette. This saree features a vibrant mix of ganga and jamuna and green shade across the main body, enhanced with a graceful check pattern woven in fine threadwork. The combination creates a striking yet elegant look that suits both everyday wear and special occasions.

The highlight of this Kanchi Chettinad cotton saree is its beautiful contrast retta pet border in rich Blue and pink shades. The border is intricately woven with traditional rudraksha motifs in gold zari, adding a strong South Indian ethnic identity. These classic motifs symbolize heritage and elegance, making the saree visually appealing without being heavy.

Pista Green Chettinad Cotton Saree In self Pallu

The saree comes with a self pallu, finished neatly with the same contrast green and blue retta pet border, giving it a balanced and refined appearance. Lightweight, breathable, and soft on the skin, this handloom cotton saree is ideal for office wear, pooja, temple visits, and daily use.

Manufactured in Chettinad cotton Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, this chettinad cotton sarees nearme saree reflects authentic craftsmanship from our own manufacturing unit, ensuring quality and durability. A perfect choice for those looking to buy a traditional Kanchi cotton saree online with comfort, style, and value.

Border: Contrast Border.
Pallu: Self Pallu.

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