Pure Dharmavaram silk saree

Name : Pure Dharmavaram silk saree

Saree Fabric : Brocade

Blouse : Running Blouse

Pattern : Woven Design

Blouse Pattern : Woven Design

Net Quantity (N) : Single

*Quick Description*

Dharmavaram sarees are handwoven silk sarees made in Dharmavaram, Anantapur district, Andhra Pradesh. They have GI tag status under the _

*Key Features*

- *Material* : Woven with 2-ply mulberry silk for both warp and weft, plus real zari/gold thread

- *Look & Feel* : Known for grandeur with a fairly low count of gold thread compared to Kanjivaram. The fabric has a rich, lustrous drape and is slightly heavier, so it's often worn in winter or for functions

- *Borders & Pallu* : Broad, gold-plated borders with extensive zari work. Temple borders are common

- *Motifs* : Traditional designs include butis, dots, and temple-style motifs like elephant, peacock, and lotus – similar to those on Lepakshi temple walls

- *Colors* : Brilliant, contrasting color combinations with body and border/pallu often in different shades

- *Weaving* : Traditionally done by interlocked weft method on handlooms. Takes 4–8 days for two weavers to complete one saree. Jacquard power looms are also used now a7cc838f6e0856a7

*Types & Usage*

- *Pure Dharmavaram Pattu* : 100% mulberry silk with real zari, used for weddings – often called 'wedding sarees' or 'Rajwadi sarees'

- *Cotton Silk Mix* : Lighter, affordable versions like cotton silk or tissue Dharmavaram are also made

- *Cultural use* : Preferred costume fabric for Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi classical dancers because of the drape and zar

Sizes :  

Free Size (Saree Length Size : 5.2 m, Blouse Length Size: 0.8 m)

Country of Origin : India