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The story of this piece

The lotus is the motif a South Indian weaver returns to most, because it carries the temple with it — carved into pillars, drawn along gopuram walls, and woven into borders as the flower that rises out of still water. Here it is small and scattered, so the body stays calm and only the border speaks.

Anatomy of the saree

Weave
Pure zari, handwoven
Border
8 inch gold border, lotus row
Length
6.3 m, with blouse piece
Weight
Approx. 690 g
Woven in
Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu

Border

Wide gold border, a lotus row in zari

Pallu

Gold pallu, lotus and vine

Blouse piece

Unstitched, sage silk

Care

Dry clean only. Refold along a new line every six months, wrap in muslin, and keep away from direct light.

Pure Zari

Thaamarai

Sage green, gold border and lotus buti

690Sage

The quietest green in the collection, scattered with small lotus buti and closed by a wide gold border.

  • One piece only — never reordered
  • Insured delivery across the UAE
  • Fourteen day return window

Questions about this weave? Write to the studio.

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