Description

Parrot Green Sungudi Saree with Red Border and Batik Pallu

Some sarees are simply beautiful, and some carry the charm of timeless tradition. This Parrot green Dotted Batik Sungudi Saree brings together the elegance of classic Madurai cotton and the beauty of traditional South Indian craftsmanship. The refreshing parrot green body features delicate sungudi dots arranged in the traditional kaikattu pattern, complemented by a striking red border. The red batik pallu adds an artistic touch, while the matching attached red blouse completes this elegant traditional ensemble. Perfect for festivals, poojas, temple visits, family gatherings and special occasions.

How it’s made

This sungudi saree reflects the traditional textile artistry of Madurai. The parrot green body features sungudi dots arranged in the distinctive kaikattu pattern, creating a classic dotted design. The red batik pallu showcases the unique crackle texture associated with the traditional wax-resist dyeing technique. As each piece is handcrafted, subtle variations in colour, texture and pattern are natural.

Body, border and pallu

The refreshing parrot green body is adorned with sungudi dots in the traditional kaikattu pattern, giving the saree a graceful and timeless appeal. The red border adds a vibrant contrast and a traditional touch to the drape. Completing the look is a red batik pallu featuring artistic patterns and signature crackle details that beautifully complement the parrot green body. The saree comes with an attached red blouse for a coordinated look.

What’s included

• • Parrot green sungudi saree with kaikattu dot pattern

• • Red border

• • Red batik pallu

• • Attached red blouse

Details at a glance

• • Fabric: Madurai cotton

• • Body: Parrot green with sungudi dots in kaikattu pattern

• • Border: Red border

• • Pallu: Red batik pallu with crackle details

• • Blouse: Attached red blouse

A 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. You may also notice slight sand marks, as traditional sungudi sarees are often dyed and dried in sand under sunlight. Minor variations in colour, pattern placement and texture are natural characteristics of handcrafted textiles.

Care instructions

• • First wash: Soak in cold water with a handful of rock salt for 15–20 minutes to help reduce colour bleeding.

• • Washing: Hand wash separately using mild shampoo or liquid detergent. Avoid washing machines and harsh bleach.

• • Drying: Gently squeeze out excess water without wringing and dry in the shade, away from direct sunlight.

• • General care: Avoid prolonged soaking to help preserve the fabric and colours.

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 make every saree unique.