Pure Gadwal Silk Saree - Orange and Black

A bold and striking Pure Gadwal Silk Saree in Orange with Black Border, this saree showcases a beautiful blend of vibrance and depth. The rich orange body is adorned with intricate meenakari-style peacock and leaf buttas, adding a touch of artistic elegance, while the deep black border brings a strong and sophisticated contrast.

Originating from the historic town of Gadwal, these sarees are celebrated for their distinctive weaving technique and lightweight comfort. The body and border are woven separately and then interlocked using the traditional Korvai method—showcasing exceptional craftsmanship passed down through generations. This unique technique may result in slight thickness variation or minor unevenness at the join, which is a hallmark of authentic Gadwal sarees. The black-toned pallu enhances the saree with a bold and luxurious finish, beautifully complemented by elegant zari detailing.

Crafted from pure Gadwal silk, this saree offers a perfect balance of comfort and grandeur. Known for its lightweight feel despite intricate weaving, it drapes effortlessly—making it ideal for weddings, festive occasions, and cultural celebrations.

Key Features:

• Fabric: Pure Gadwal Silk (Silk Mark Certified)
• Color: Orange body with Black contrast border
• Work: Traditional Gadwal weaving with interlocked border technique
• Motifs: Meenakari-style alternating peacock and leaf buttas across the body
• Border: Black border with elegant zari detailing
• Pallu: Rich Black-toned pallu
• Texture: Lightweight with a structured and elegant fall
• Finish: Soft sheen with a classic drape
• Blouse: Black blouse piece with coin buttas

Styling Tip:
Pair this saree with temple jewellery or antique gold pieces to enhance its bold festive appeal—perfect for weddings, poojas, and special occasions.

Care Instructions
Dry clean recommended to maintain the fabric’s texture, zari, and sheen.

Notes
Natural slubs, thread variations, and minor irregularities are inherent to handwoven fabrics and are not considered defects. Slight texture variations near the border are a natural result of traditional handloom techniques and are a mark of authenticity, not defects. Slight colour variations may occur due to lighting, photography, and screen settings.