Earthy Blocks
KUMUD — Deep Purple Munga Silk Saree with Gold Border & Pallu
KUMUD — Deep Purple Munga Silk Saree with Gold Border & Pallu
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The Hands Behind It
Munga Silk is one of India's most treasured natural fibres — wild, lustrous, and woven by skilled artisans who have inherited the craft across generations. KUMUD is a celebration of that legacy. Named after the night lotus, this deep purple Munga silk drapes with a quiet authority — rich in colour, warm in texture, and timeless in its elegance. The gold border and pallu bring a regal finish that makes KUMUD as fitting for a festive occasion as it is for an intimate gathering.
Product Details
| Craft | Handloom |
| Fabric | Munga Silk |
| Colour | Deep Purple with Gold Border & Pallu |
| Saree Length | 6.5 metres |
| Blouse Piece | Included (approx. 0.8 metres) |
| Wash Care | Dry clean recommended |
| Origin | India |
Please Note
Blouse shown is for representation purposes only and not included with the saree.
Colours may vary slightly due to screen settings and photographic lighting. Each piece is handcrafted and may carry minor variations — these are not flaws but a mark of authentic handmade craftsmanship. We recommend dry cleaning to preserve the lustre and life of the silk.
SKU:EBI-MNG-PUR-001
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