chakri buti chanderi saree

Fabric and Weave

• Material: The saree is made from Chanderi fabric, a blend of silk and cotton, known for its lightweight and sheer texture.
• Weave: Handloom weaving is employed, making each piece unique and often more durable compared to machine-made alternatives.

Design and Pattern

• Pattu: “Pattu” refers to silk, indicating the presence of silk threads woven into the saree, adding a rich and luxurious feel.
• Allover Buta: The saree features intricate “Buta” (motif) work spread across the entire fabric. These motifs are often floral, paisley, or geometric in design.
• Handcrafted: The motifs and designs are typically handwoven, showcasing the artisan’s skill and attention to detail.

Color and Embellishments

• Colors: Chanderi sarees come in a variety of colors, often featuring a combination of vibrant and subtle hues. The choice of color can range from pastel shades to deep, rich tones.
• Borders and Pallu: The borders and pallu (the decorative end of the saree) are often adorned with zari work (metallic thread), adding a touch of elegance and grandeur.

Usage

• Occasions: This saree is ideal for special occasions such as weddings, festivals, and formal events due to its elegant and traditional appearance.
• Styling: It can be paired with traditional jewelry, such as gold or kundan sets, to enhance its regal look.

Care Instructions

• Maintenance: To preserve its quality, the saree should be dry cleaned or gently hand washed. It should be stored in a cool, dry place, preferably wrapped in a muslin cloth to avoid any damage to the fabric and embroidery.