Phalguni

Grey Maroon saree with typical Chikki Paras Border. It has a maroon and silver pallu. The other pallu is blue and pale blue.

Gajendragad is a lesser known town of Gadag district of North Karnataka. Gajendragad weaves the truly deserve to be celebrated just like their Ilkal counterparts. The fine cotton sarees in brilliant hues can be worn however one likes as they're reversible and have double pallus; at each end of the Saree, there's a pallu. Versatility thy name is Gajendragad Saree.

Gajendragad weaves hand picked that are elegant and easy to drape. The vibrance of these sarees is spell-binding. They have a great height and are 6.25 meters in length. They have no running blouse-piece and can be teamed with existing blouses from your wardrobe.

Note: The saree has been modeled for reference purpose only.

Color may slightly vary due to lighting difference.

Wash Care:

Wash separately in mild detergent or soapnut powder, with cool water and dry in shade, preferably. If it is being sun-dried, remove it immediately after it dries; the harsh sun can fade a saree.