Syaahi Mangalagiri Handpainted Hazy Off-White Saree

What is on the pallu?

A black panel on the pallu carries a pair of hand-painted peacocks facing each other, set among leafy vines. Because every line is painted by hand, the detail rewards a close look, and the dark panel makes the pallu the focal point of the drape.

How does the border look?

The border is broad and in a deep bronze-gold zari. It frames the painted body strongly, picks up the bronze tones in the artwork and gives the drape a richer edge when the pleats fall, which suits evening and festive wear.

What is on the body?

Round, deity-style medallions sit inside a dense pattern of leafy vines, spread across the full body. The painted jaal gives the cream and black body a steady rhythm under the peacock pallu, in a style close to Kalamkari.

Is a blouse included?

Yes, a running blouse of the same Mangalagiri cotton silk comes attached to the saree. Your tailor can cut it away and stitch it to your measurements and preferred neckline, so the blouse matches the saree's fabric exactly.

How long is it?

About 6.4 to 6.5 metres long and 45 to 46 inches wide. That gives a full drape, with enough length for neat pleats and a pallu that shows both peacocks.

What care does it need?

Dry clean only. Keep it in a separate bag in a dry place, change folds and air it out regularly. Avoid direct sun when drying or storing, which helps protect the hand-painted design and the bronze zari border.