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MEGHA — Teal Ikat Handloom Mulberry Silk Saree
MEGHA — Teal Ikat Handloom Mulberry Silk Saree
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The Hands Behind It
Woven on a handloom by skilled weavers who have mastered the ancient art of Ikat, this Mulberry Silk saree is a testament to patience and precision. In Ikat, every thread is resist-dyed before weaving — so the pattern emerges only as the loom comes to life. The result is a signature feathered edge on every motif, a mark of authenticity that no machine can replicate. This teal drape, with its geometric diamond and circular Ikat patterns, is a rare meeting of craft heritage and wearable elegance.
Product Details
| Craft | Ikat Handloom |
| Fabric | Mulberry Silk |
| Colour | Teal / Peacock Blue |
| Saree Length | 6.3 metres |
| Blouse Piece | Included (unstitched, ~0.8 m) |
| Wash Care | Dry clean recommended |
| Occasion | Festive, Wedding, Celebration |
Please Note
- Blouse shown is for representation purposes only and not included with the saree.
- Slight colour variation is possible due to screen settings and studio lighting.
- The feathered edges on Ikat motifs are a natural characteristic of the craft — not a defect.
- Handloom weaves may have minor thread irregularities, which are a mark of authenticity.
SKU:TB-IK-MLBR-TEAL-001
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