Mustard Yellow Bhujodi Handwoven Kala Cotton Saree with Multi-colored Motifs

This is an authentic Kala Cotton Saree, handwoven by the master weavers of the Vankar community of a village named Bhujodi in the district of Kutch, Gujarat, India. The saree is distinguished by its warm Mustard/Termeric Yellow base and intricate extra-weft weaving. This technique involves manually inserting contrasting treads during the weaving process to create the raised geometric patterns seen on the borders and pallu (end piece) representing a 500-year-old tradition of hand weaving. 

The fabric is made from Kala Cotton, a resillient, Carbon-neutral, indigenous organic cotton variety native to the arid region of Kutch. It is known for its earthy, slightly coarse texture that softens beautifully with every wash.  

Specifications 

Fabric: 100% Organic Kala Cotton. 

Color: Mustard Yellow (Body) with contrasting accents in Red, Navy Blue and White. 

Craft: Traditional Bhujodi Extra-Weft Handloom Weaving. 

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

Width: ~45 inches. 

Motifs: Geometric tribal symbols like Popati (triangles) and Chomak (stars), finished with hand-knotted wool/cotton tassels. 

Finish: The pallu concludes with intricately knotted tassels in alternating white, blue and red threads, adding a playful artisanal finish 

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