Baby pink Dotted Batik Sungudi Saree

Description

Baby Pink Sungudi Saree with Olive Green Gopuram Border and Batik Pallu

Some sarees are timeless in their charm, and this pink sungudi saree is a beautiful blend of traditional craftsmanship and classic South Indian style. The soft pink body features delicate sungudi dots arranged in the traditional kaikattu pattern, paired with a rich olive green gopuram border. The olive green batik pallu adds an artistic touch, creating a lovely contrast against the pink body. Elegant and versatile, this saree is a wonderful choice for festivals, poojas, temple visits, family gatherings, daytime functions and traditional celebrations.

How it’s made
This sungudi saree reflects the traditional textile artistry of Madurai. Sungudi dots are arranged in the distinctive kaikattu pattern, giving the body its characteristic dotted appearance. The olive green batik pallu features the unique crackle effect created through the traditional wax-resist dyeing process. Slight variations in the patterns, texture and colour are natural characteristics of handcrafted textiles.

Body, border and pallu
The Baby pink body is adorned with sungudi dots arranged in the traditional kaikattu pattern, lending the saree a graceful and timeless appeal. The olive green gopuram border adds a distinctive temple-inspired design, celebrating the beauty of traditional South Indian motifs. Completing the look is an olive green batik pallu, whose artistic patterns and crackle texture beautifully complement the pink body. The saree comes with an attached olive green blouse, creating a coordinated and elegant ensemble.

• What’s included
  Baby Pink sungudi saree with kaikattu dot pattern
  Olive green gopuram border
  Olive green batik pallu
  Attached olive green blouse
  Details at a glance
  Fabric: Madurai cotton
  Body:Baby Pink with sungudi dots in kaikattu pattern
  Border: Olive green gopuram border
  Pallu: Olive green batik pallu
  Blouse: Attached olive green blouseA note about colour, please read before ordering
  Traditional sungudi sarees may release some colour during the initial washes, depending on the dyeing process. Actual colours may also appear slightly different from photographs due to lighting and screen settings. As these sarees are handcrafted, minor variations in colour, pattern placement and texture may occur. You may also notice slight sand marks, as traditional sungudi sarees are often dyed and dried in sand under sunlight.
• Care instructions
  First wash: Wash separately in cold water. A small amount of colour release may occur during the first wash.
  Washing: Hand wash separately using a mild liquid detergent. Avoid washing machines, harsh detergents and bleach.
  Drying: Gently squeeze out excess water without wringing and dry in the shade.
  General care: Avoid prolonged soaking to help preserve the fabric, colour and handcrafted details.A word on handcrafted pieces
  Every handcrafted sungudi saree carries the charm of traditional textile-making. Slight variations in the dots, batik crackle texture, colour tone and pattern placement are natural and may vary from piece to piece. These subtle differences add to the individuality and character of each saree.