Kerala Sundari Mul Cotton Saree
A soft white mul cotton saree with golden stripes inspired by the timeless Kerala Kasavu. Light, airy, and elegant — this saree brings everyday comfort with a festive charm. Finished with tassels on the pallu, it’s a drape that feels rooted yet effortlessly stylish.
Specifications
| Colour | White, Silver, Golden |
| Material | Mul Cotton |
| Print / Work | Hand Weaved, Pompom, Zari |
| Size | 5.50 Mtr, 80 CM BP |
Disclaimer: Slight variations in color may occur due to screen settings. The minor irregularities in weave, pattern, or selvedge are part of the charm of handwoven sarees. Subtle marks from hand printing reflect the human touch behind each piece, celebrating its handcrafted soul
Care Instructions: We recommend HAND WASH/DRY CLEAN ONLY. Kindly avoid machine wash and direct contact with perfumes, mists, or deodorants. As these sarees are hand-dyed and hand-printed, slight color bleeding may occur initially—a gentle reminder of the traditional process behind their making.
Original: $20.20
-70%$20.20
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Description
A soft white mul cotton saree with golden stripes inspired by the timeless Kerala Kasavu. Light, airy, and elegant — this saree brings everyday comfort with a festive charm. Finished with tassels on the pallu, it’s a drape that feels rooted yet effortlessly stylish.
Specifications
| Colour | White, Silver, Golden |
| Material | Mul Cotton |
| Print / Work | Hand Weaved, Pompom, Zari |
| Size | 5.50 Mtr, 80 CM BP |
Disclaimer: Slight variations in color may occur due to screen settings. The minor irregularities in weave, pattern, or selvedge are part of the charm of handwoven sarees. Subtle marks from hand printing reflect the human touch behind each piece, celebrating its handcrafted soul
Care Instructions: We recommend HAND WASH/DRY CLEAN ONLY. Kindly avoid machine wash and direct contact with perfumes, mists, or deodorants. As these sarees are hand-dyed and hand-printed, slight color bleeding may occur initially—a gentle reminder of the traditional process behind their making.
