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TESU —Pink Chanderi Cotton Silk Saree

TESU —Pink Chanderi Cotton Silk Saree

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Handwoven on traditional looms in Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh, this vibrant magenta pink Chanderi Cotton Silk saree features elegant gold zari vertical stripes woven directly into the fabric with a classic gold zari border. Lightweight with a beautiful natural drape — crafted for festive occasions, daily elegance, and graceful evenings.

Fabric Chanderi Handloom Cotton Silk (Cotton x Silk)
Length 5.5 metres + running blouse piece 0.80 m
Width 44 inches
Colour Magenta Pink with Gold Zari Stripes
Occasion Festive wear, weddings, receptions, puja, daily wear
Craft Handloom, Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh
Wash Care Dry Clean Only

Please note: Blouse shown is for representation purposes only and not included with the saree.

Please note: Slight colour variations and minor weaving irregularities are natural characteristics of authentic handloom craft. Colours may vary slightly due to screen resolution and lighting.

SKU:EB-CHAND-MAG-COT-STR-001

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