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Raagini - Off-White & teal kalamkari mulmul cotton saree with Dance & Musical Motifs

Raagini - Off-White & teal kalamkari mulmul cotton saree with Dance & Musical Motifs

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Bold, vibrant, and steeped in tradition, this hand screen-printed Kalamkari saree in mul cotton is a tribute to Indian folk art. The off-white base is intricately adorned with green and blue florals, framed by temple procession motifs featuring dancers, pots, and instruments. The grand pallu stands out with its ornate musical instrument patterns, including shehnais, veenas, and tablas in striking hues of teal, navy, and ivory. Lightweight and breathable.

Fabric: Pure Mul Cotton
Color: Off-white base with teal, navy, and green Kalamkari prints
Saree Length: 5.5 meters
Blouse: 80cm x 114cm
Design Elements: floral , folk dance and musical instruments motifs
Care Instructions: Hand wash gently in cold water using mild detergent. Do not soak or wring. Dry in shade to retain the beauty of natural dyes and fine cotton.

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What is kalamkari hand screenprint saree?

A Kalamkari hand screenprint saree blends traditional artistry with modern technique. Inspired by age-old Kalamkari motifs, these sarees are screen-printed for precision and affordability—perfect for everyday elegance with a cultural touch.

Please note that all our Kalamkari hand screen printed sarees has been made using natural dyes. Any variations or irregularities are part of the design and inherent to the production process. There might be slight variation in colour.

What is mulmul cotton?

Mul cotton, also known as mulmul, is a soft, lightweight, and breathable cotton fabric. Originally from India, it’s known for its airy texture and gentle feel on the skin, making it ideal for hot and humid weather. Mul cotton sarees are especially popular for their comfort, flowy drape, and elegant simplicity—perfect for everyday wear.

How to care for a Kalamkari silk sarees?

Hand wash the saree gently in cold water, as it is made with natural dyes. Avoid harsh detergents, and dry it in shade to preserve its colors and fabric quality. Iron on low heat using a cotton cloth over the saree . With proper care, a kalamkari silk saree can last 30 to 40 years or more.