Paithani Cotton handloom sarees with simple zari border in ---- and a stunning pallu with ----- motifs in Zari. The saree also have zari buttis all over the body. 

Specification

• Category: Ladies
• Weave: Paithani Handloom
• Material: Cotton
• Length: 5.5 meters 
• Blouse Piece: No
• Body: ---- with zari Koyari (mango) buttis all over
• Border: Simple zari stripes border 
• Pallu: Stunning Pallu with ---- motifs of ------ in Zari.
• Fall and Picot edge: Yes

Description

Paithani is a Handloom saree named after Paithan town in Chatrapati Sambhajinagar district in the state of Maharashtra, India. The history of Paithani sarees dates back to the Satavahana dynasty, where this exquisite weave originated over 2,000 years ago. The beauty of a Paithani saree lies in its intricate weaving and vibrant motifs using weft figuring designs using the tapestry method of weaving. These sarees are handwoven using pure silk or sometimes cotton, combined with real zari threads made of silver and gold. The shimmering borders and the detailed pallu with traditional designs like peacocks, lotus flowers, and mango shapes make each saree a work of art.