Shubhi (Pure Pattu Saree Handwoven + Blouse Piece)

Fabric: Pattu Saree with Pure Zari Work (No Tested Zari)Â

Color:Â Dark Purple

Length: 5.7 Meters

Width: 44 Inches

Wash Care: Dry Wash

What You will Receive: 1 Saree with unstitched blouse fabric

Blouse Piece: This saree comes with a running blouse piece.

Product Type: Saree

"Shubhi" emerges as a royal gem in the Shubh Utsav Collection by Tharii by Shrutika, showcasing the sheer elegance of dark purple woven seamlessly in pure Pattu. This exquisite saree is a testament to the timeless beauty of handweaving, utilizing the rare and traditional 100 by 100 count weaving method that brings a unique texture and depth to the fabric.

The saree is gracefully adorned with intricate flower buttis, meticulously crafted using the Jacquard weaving technique, adding layers of elegance and finesse to the ensemble. The pure zari work intricately woven throughout the saree and the accompanying green blouse piece exudes a regal charm, casting a golden glow and adding an extra touch of splendor.

"Shubhi" is an embodiment of grace and elegance. It stands as a prominent piece in our collection, capturing the hearts of those who appreciate the beauty of handwoven Pattu and the exquisite craftsmanship of Tharii by Shrutika.

Wrapped in the luxurious folds of "Shubhi," she felt like royalty, adorned in the rich dark purple hue of the saree, a color that spoke of elegance and grace. The delicate flower buttis woven across the fabric told stories of skilled artisans, their unwavering dedication to the craft, and the ancient art of Jacquard weaving.

The rare 100 by 100 count weaving brought forth a texture as unique as it was exquisite, adding layers of depth and beauty to the ensemble. The golden threads of the pure zari work weaved throughout the saree and blouse added a touch of regality, making "Shubhi" a piece to be revered and admired.

"Shubhi" was a celebration of handwoven artistry, a connection to the roots of Pattu, and a testament to the enduring beauty of traditional weaving techniques. Draped in "Shubhi," she carried with her the legacy of the weavers, the elegance of pure Pattu, and the undeniable charm of a piece steeped in tradition and grace.