Lime Green Gadwal Cotton Saree with Teal Peacock Border
Lime Green Gadwal Cotton Saree with Teal Peacock Border
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Gadwal cotton, from Telangana.
Gadwal is a weaving town in southern Telangana, known for crisp cottons with bold contrast borders and a heavily worked pallu. The zari motifs are woven into the cloth on the loom, not printed on top. Turn the pallu over when it arrives: you will see the zari threads running across the back, which is how you know the pattern is part of the weave.
A bright lime green body scattered with small teal buttas, framed by a teal border. The border and pallu carry copper zari peacocks and paisleys, finished with teal tassels.
Light enough to wear through a Delhi summer, crisp enough to hold its pleats all day. Easy for work, and the zari pallu lifts it for a family function or puja.
Details
- Origin: Gadwal, Telangana
- Fabric: Cotton
- Colour: Lime green with teal border
- Motifs: Teal buttas, copper zari peacock and paisley border and pallu
- Weight: 550 g
- Length: 6.5 m including blouse piece
Woven, not printed, so slight irregularities in the weave and motif spacing are natural and not defects.
Shipping and delivery
Dispatched from Gurgaon on the same or next business day. Metro cities in 3 to 4 business days after dispatch, rest of India in 5 to 7. Flat ₹99 shipping anywhere in India. Tracking link by email and SMS.
Returns
Returns are accepted only for manufacturing defects or transit damage, reported within 24 hours of delivery with photos and an unboxing video. No returns for change of mind or colour preference, so ask us for more photos before you buy.
Payment
Prepaid orders only, through Razorpay: UPI, cards, net banking and wallets. No cash on delivery.
Saree care
Dry clean for the first few washes, especially sarees with zari. Store folded in a cotton or muslin cloth, away from direct sunlight, and refold along different lines every few months so the zari does not crack at the creases.