Beige Kalamkari Sari from Telangana with Goddess Laxmi and Peacocks on Pallu

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A Kalamkari handloom has its roots from the Mughal era and is popularly done in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. It is globally known for its elegance and rich heritage. The one shown here is woven on a superfine cotton fabric is an apt example of decency, uniqueness and divinity. This beige kalamkari is woven by expert weavers of Telangana, maintaining the iconic patterns and designs. The entire sari is woven with motifs of Goddess Lakshmi face and Kathakali dancer’s face. Zoom in to the image to have a clear look at the border decorated with multiple hands in a sequence postured in an auspicious mudra.

Not just the main field, even the pallu is loaded with dense floral patterns and large peacocks. This one is a typical Kalamkari handloom that has its designs hand painted or block printed in precision highlighting the diversification and beauty of Indian culture and mythology. Kalamkaris have prevailed with their style and art and are one of the leading handloom styles in the current fashion trends. Weaver has restricted to the usage of limited colors of red and blue on this beige fabric, but the creativity of its usage adds to the beauty of this sari. You can drape this sari in any ritual events or puja ceremonies along with other light social family or friends’ gatherings. The uniqueness and simplicity are some of the key factors that make this Kalamkari handloom one of demanded Indian garbs.