Handloom Unakkapavu Cotton Saree With Butta and Puliyilakkara Kasavu Border
₹5,700.00
₹4,845.00
This exquisite handcrafted Kerala traditional saree showcases the perfect blend of timeless elegance and subtle contemporary design. The pristine off-white cotton fabric serves as a canvas for delicate purple diamond-shaped motifs (buttas) thoughtfully scattered across the body, creating a graceful visual rhythm.
The saree features a distinctive purple border with golden zari work, presenting a striking contrast against the pure white background. This dual-line border design adds a royal touch while maintaining the saree's traditional Kerala aesthetic.
Unakkapavu refers to the traditional method where cotton threads are hand-starched and sun-dried before weaving. No chemical starches are used, making it completely natural.
- Product Type: Saree
- Weaving Method: Handloom
- Fabric: Cotton
- Blouse: Unstiched running blouse
- Tassels: No
- Zari: Half-fine
- Border: 1 inch
- Pallu: 1 inch
Story
She unfolded the Puliyilakkara Kasavu Saree, running her fingers over the delicate unakkapavu cotton, feeling the softness that spoke of generations of craftsmanship. The fine gold kasavu border, inspired by the tiger-claw (puliyilakkara) motif, shimmered subtly in the afternoon light. She imagined the weaver, carefully working for two days, threading tradition into each weave, ensuring this saree would not just be worn but cherished. This wasn’t just fabric; it was a legacy - one that carried the whispers of Kerala’s timeless artistry.
As she draped it, the saree fell effortlessly around her, light as air, regal in presence. It wasn’t loud, yet it commanded attention - a quiet confidence, just like her. In that moment, she realized she wasn’t just wearing a saree; she was embracing a story, a heritage, a piece of Kerala’s heart. And as she stepped forward, she knew - this saree was meant to be hers.
Disclaimer
Please note that the images displayed were captured in natural daylight. Due to variations in screen brightness and settings, the actual colors of the sarees may differ slightly from what is shown in the photographs.
