Mangalagiri Pattu Handloom Saree With Digital Print

Mangalagiri Handloom Pattu saree, a traditional handwoven silk saree from Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh, known for its rich heritage

Mangalagiri Pattu sarees are typically made from a silk or cotton-silk blend, known for their lightweight and glossy finish. The sheen and texture of this saree suggest it’s likely a silk or silk-blend fabric, aligning with the characteristics of Mangalagiri Pattu sarees.

The saree features a cream base with vibrant floral 3D Print, including large, colorful flowers (red, yellow, pink, blue) and green leaves. While Mangalagiri sarees often have minimal body designs, modern variations, as seen here, can include detailed floral patterns or digital prints, reflecting a blend of tradition and contemporary style.

The border is a dark green with metallic (likely silver zari) stripes, a hallmark of Mangalagiri sarees. The interlocking warp and weft weaving technique ensures durability, and the zari work adds a touch of luxury, making it suitable for festive occasions.

The pallu is green with fine stripes and small embroidered floral motifs, complementing the body’s design. This is consistent with Mangalagiri Pattu sarees, which often feature zari stripes or subtle motifs on the pallu.

Mangalagiri sarees are celebrated for their simplicity and elegance, often used for weddings, festivals, and formal events. The floral motifs symbolize beauty and prosperity, deeply rooted in Indian tradition.

This saree embodies the timeless craftsmanship of Mangalagiri weavers, blending traditional weaving techniques with modern design elements, making it a versatile piece for both casual and grand occasions. If you’d like care instructions or more details on its weaving process, let me know!