Aqua Green Handloom Silk Saree with Pink Pallu
₹19,500.00
Shop our authentic Aqua Green Handloom Silk Saree with Pink Zari Pallu, hand-woven from 100% pure mulberry silk by skilled Thirubuvanam weavers over 10 to 15 days on traditional looms. This Silk Mark certified piece features a refreshing aqua green body decorated with hand-crafted gold zari peacock motifs, a bright pink border with geometric diamond patterns, and a grand pink pallu highlighted by a large peacock design—making it a single, exclusive handloom original.
Single exclusive handloom piece—only one original available.
1 in stock
Additional information
| Weight | 650 g |
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| Fabric | Pure Mulberry silk |
| Weave | Handloom, takes 10 to 15 days |
| Origin | Thirubuvanam |
| Certification | Silk Mark Certified |
| Body Color | Aqua Green |
| Body Motifs | Peacock Motifs |
| Pallu Color | Soft Pink |
| Pallu Design | Handwoven Peacock |
| Border Color | Gold Zari in Soft Pink Border |
| Border Design | Geometric Diamond Pattern |
| Border Type | One Side Border |
Description
This Silk Mark certified saree is an authentic handloom silk saree, hand-woven from 100% pure mulberry silk. Handcrafted by master Thirubuvanam weavers, each saree takes 10 to 15 days of careful manual labor on traditional wooden looms. Every single thread, from the soothing aqua green body to the grand pink pallu, is crafted by hand without machines. This slow, traditional weaving method gives the silk a rich shine, high durability, and a smooth feel, making it a perfect pure silk saree for weddings and special events.
Design Details:
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Body & Buttas: The clear aqua green base features gold zari peacock (Mayil) motifs, each one woven into the fabric by hand.
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Border: A bright pink border styled with classic geometric diamond patterns and simple zigzag lines.
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Pallu: A big pink pallu highlighted with a large hand-woven peacock design and detailed gold thread work.
A fine example of slow handloom weaving, blending cool aqua green with bold pink for weddings and special occasions.
The Weaving Technique:
The classic handloom weaving method used to join contrasting borders and pallu is known as the traditional Korvai technique. Two skilled weavers sit at opposite ends of the loom, manually throwing the shuttles back and forth to interlock the aqua green body with the rich pink border. Because every peacock motif is individually hand-woven and the Korvai joint requires double the manual labor, a genuine handloom Korvai silk saree takes 10 to 15 days to complete, making it far more valuable and durable than a simple machine-made saree.











