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Rajdhara Handloom Paithani Silk Saree Purple

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Rajdhara Maharashtra Paithani Silk Small Border Saree is a graceful expression of traditional Paithani artistry, featuring delicate gold zari butis scattered across the body and a grand metallic gold zari pallu enriched with vibrant traditional motifs. The pallu showcases intricate Paithani-style peacock and floral vase motifs in rich shades of blue, red, and green, creating a striking contrast against the refined body of the saree. A border of large circular gold zari medallions frames the drape with understated grandeur, while the clean and beautiful finishing preserves its elegant handcrafted character. Woven from Paithani Silk by skilled artisan Saurabh Gambhir from Yeola, Maharashtra, Rajdhara reflects the distinctive weaving heritage of the region and the detailed craftsmanship associated with traditional Paithani textiles. Complete with a 0.80-meter running blouse piece, this saree brings together intricate zari work, heritage motifs, and a graceful silk drape for memorable traditional dressing.

Why This Piece
βœ” Delicate gold zari butis scattered across the body
βœ” Grand metallic gold zari pallu
βœ” Traditional multicolour Paithani-style peacock and floral vase motifs
βœ” Circular gold zari medallion border
βœ” Includes a 0.80-meter running blouse piece

The Craft: Paithani Weaving
Paithani weaving is known for its intricate use of zari and traditional motifs, particularly peacocks, flowers, and other heritage-inspired forms. Rajdhara brings this craft together through carefully woven gold zari butis on the body, a richly detailed pallu, and a distinctive medallion border. The motifs are integrated into the woven structure, giving the saree its authentic handcrafted character.

The Design & Drape
The body carries small gold zari butis that create a subtle patterned surface without overwhelming the saree. The pallu provides the focal point with its grand metallic zari composition and multicoloured peacock and floral vase motifs. Large circular zari medallions along the border add definition to the drape, creating a balanced transition between the understated body and richly detailed pallu.

Product Specifications
Fabric: Paithani Silk
Work: Weaving
Pattern: Motifs and Zari Butis
Saree Length: 5.5-5.6 Meter Approx.
Blouse Piece: 0.80 Meter Included
Package Contains: 1 Saree with Running Blouse
Finishing: Clean, Beautiful Finishing
Collection: Rajdhara
Artisan: Saurabh Gambhir
Craft Cluster: Yeola, Maharashtra
Country of Origin: India

Care and Storage
Dry clean is recommended to preserve the silk, zari work, and intricate woven motifs. Store folded in a soft muslin cloth in a cool, dry place. Keep away from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and moisture. Iron on low heat from the reverse side using a protective cloth. Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals.

Authenticity Note
Every Paithani saree is individually woven by skilled artisans. Slight variations in weave, texture, motif placement, and zari detailing are natural characteristics of handcrafted textiles and reflect the individuality of authentic artisan craftsmanship.

Specifications +
Fabric / MaterialPaithani Silk
Craft / TechniqueHandloom Weaving
ColourPurple
Origin / ClusterYeola
Craft & Story +
**The Story of Paithani Silk**
Paithani Silk is celebrated for its rich texture, graceful drape, and intricate zari craftsmanship. Traditional Paithani textiles are particularly recognised for their distinctive heritage motifs and richly woven pallus that bring depth and character to the saree.

**The Heritage of Yeola Paithani**
Yeola in Maharashtra is closely associated with Paithani weaving, where skilled artisans continue to preserve traditional handloom techniques. The craft is known for its detailed zari work and carefully woven motifs that give each saree an unmistakable identity.

**The Beauty of the Paithani Pallu**
The pallu of Rajdhara brings together metallic gold zari with traditional peacock and floral vase motifs in blue, red, and green. The richly detailed pallu is balanced by the smaller zari butis on the body and the circular medallion border.
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What is woven on the Rajdhara pallu?

The pallu is a broad panel of metallic gold zari with pairs of peacocks and floral vase motifs in blue, red and green. Bands of round gold coin medallions frame the panel, and it is the richest part of the saree, set against the purple body.

How does the purple body look?

The purple body is scattered with small gold zari butis, so it has a gentle sparkle without feeling busy. A narrow gold border runs along the edges, with a band of coin medallions where it meets the pallu.

Where can I wear it?

Weddings and receptions are where it belongs, as the gold pallu reads properly festive. It also suits an engagement or roka, a temple visit or puja, a family dinner, and festivals such as Gudi Padwa or Diwali.

Which blouse comes with it?

A 0.80 metre running blouse piece is included, woven as part of the saree. The package is one saree with that running blouse, so you can have it cut and tailored to your fit; a simple neckline lets the zari pallu lead.

Is it handloom?

Yes. Rajdhara is woven on the handloom in Paithani silk by artisan Saurabh Gambhir of Yeola, Maharashtra. The peacocks and butis are woven into the cloth itself, not printed or embroidered on, and small variations in the weave are part of handloom work.

How long is the saree?

It measures about 5.5 to 5.6 metres, plus the 0.80 metre blouse piece. If you like many deep pleats, measure it against a saree you already own before you drape, so you know how much length you have for the pallu.

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