Ghato Vaadli | Chaumukh | Fine Cotton | Saree
Ghato Vaadli | Chaumukh | Fine Cotton | Saree
Ghato Vaadli | Chaumukh | Fine Cotton | Saree
Ghato Vaadli | Chaumukh | Fine Cotton | Saree
Ghato Vaadli | Chaumukh | Fine Cotton | Saree

Ghato Vaadli | Chaumukh | Fine Cotton | Saree

Sale priceRs. 227,500.00

Made once, never replicated - Our artisans create each product only once, never replicating the design.

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Time on the loom: 1440 Hours

This Bhujodi Blue Fine Cotton Saree is one of the most intricate and intensely crafted embodiments of luxury. It showcases the most refined extra-weft weaving technique that has defined the Bhujodi textile landscape for years. Crafted by our most experienced master artisan reknowned for his fine precise skills and his devotion to this art form, this saree offers a tactile experience that is as grounded as it is sophisticated.

This exquisite piece embodies the essence of Quiet Luxury. Meticulously handwoven, it showcases the raw, breathable beauty of cotton, dyed in a serene, calming shade of blue with colorfully layered pallu rich in hand-woven Chaumukh motifs and use of zari thread, Bhujodi's iconic weaving technique at its epitome.

Fabric: 100% Premium Fine Cotton

Colour: Royal Blue with Multi-coloured accents

Craft: Traditional Bhujodi Extra-Weft Handloom Weaving.

Length: Approximately 6.2 to 6.5 meters (including 1 meter of a matching unstitched blouse piece).

Width: Approx. 45 inches.

Weight: Approx. 800 grams.

The Body: Royal Blue fine cotton featuring hand-embroidered geometric Dholki and Dungara motifs creating floral patterns in magenta, gold, yellow and green tones distributed organically across the saree body creating a refined, contemporary aesthetic that celebrates elegance.

The Pallu (Decorative End): A spectacular show-stopping feature with dense multi-colour horizontal striped bands in gold, green, yellow and magenta woven in precise proportions creating exceptional visual richness and layered complexity.
The pallu is adorned with hand-embroidered geometric linear Popati and Kungari motifs, densly placed Chaumukh motifs along with Dholki, Dungara and Jhaad motifs in coordinating pink, gold, green and yellow tones densely distributed throughout, enhancing traditional artisanal craftsmanship and visual depth. The creative use of zari gold and green threads makes this piece an exceptional one.

The Border: A continuous bold woven border magenta, green and lavender running the saree's full length providing refined visual continuity, elegant definition and cohesive design flow throughout.

Finish: A vibrant multi-colour decorative tassel fringe hem in pink, blue, green, yellow, red, gold and turqoise provides artisanal texture, dynamic movement, festive charm, and traditional handwoven character along the bottom edge.

Feel: Breathable, durable and textured; it provides comfort in summers and moderate warmth in winters.

To ensure the longevity of the natural fibers and the hues:

1. First Wash: Dry cleaning is highly recommended for the first wash to set the colours and preserve the intricate weft work.

2. Subsequent Washes: If hand-washing at home, use cold water and a very mild liquid detergent (or baby shampoo).

3. Process: Do not soak the saree for more than 5 minutes. Gently swirl it in the water; do not bleach or scrub, wring or twist the fabric, as this can damage the hand-woven motifs.

4. Drying: Always dry in the shade and away from direct sunlight to prevent the colours from fading. It is best to hang it on a padded hanger or lay it flat on a clean surface.

5. Ironing: Use a medium-heat setting. It is safer to iron on the reverse side of the saree to protect the raised weaving patterns.

6. Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid using plastic covers; instead wrap the saree in a breathable muslin or cotton cloth bag given along with the product. Avoid hanging for long periods; folding helps maintain the shape of the handloom weave.

7. Tassel Care: Gently comb the tassels with your fingers after washing to keep them from tangling.

Village- Bhujodi, District- Kutch, Gujarat (India)

Please note that the actual colour may vary slightly from the photos due to differences in screen settings, lighting conditions, and natural variations in handcrafted, handwoven textiles.

Please note that this fabric is handwoven and handcrafted so there may be subtle variations that authentically reflect the skilled artisanal craftsmanship and individuality of each unique piece.

About The Artisan

Hirajibhai Mangariya

A true master of his craft, Hirajibhai Mangariya began weaving at the age of 15 and brings over 37 years of rich experience to the loom. Immersed in the heritage of his family from an early age, he learned the art by observing the master artisans around him, including his father and uncle. Hiraji is celebrated as a pioneer of fine cotton sarees in Bhujodi weaving, known for his relentless dedication to intricate motif detailing. Today, driven by a deep desire to give back to his community, Hirajibhai passionately mentors and passes down this sacred heritage to the next generation of young weavers.