Magenta Brown Chanderi Handloom Saree: Madhya Pradesh
Sale price
₹7,999
Regular price
₹15,000
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Magenta Brown Chanderi Handloom Saree: Madhya Pradesh
Sale price
₹7,999
Regular price
₹15,000
Easy Returns & Exchanges
Returns must be requested within 2 days of delivery. Items must be unused, unwashed, with original tags, packaging, and folds intact.
Refunds are initiated within 3–5 business days after verification. Credit to your original payment method may take an additional 5–7 business days. Original shipping charges are non-refundable. Return shipping costs are the customer's responsibility unless the item is defective.
Exchanges: Direct exchanges are not offered. Please return the item for a refund and place a new order.
Defective items: Contact us immediately with photos for a full refund including return shipping costs.
Shipping
We offer reliable pan-India shipping for all our authentic handloom sarees.
- Orders are processed within 1–2 business days after confirmation.
- Estimated delivery: 3–7 business days across India, depending on your location.
- Once shipped, you will receive tracking details via email or SMS.
- We ensure secure packaging to protect the quality and craftsmanship of every handcrafted saree during transit.
Product Description
Lightweight, graceful, and rich in craft tradition, this saree made of Chanderi pattu silk and brings together two beautiful textile techniques.
The saree is ideal for festive lunches, cultural events, and intimate celebrations, while remaining comfortable enough for refined everyday wear.
A saree that celebrates the harmony of traditional weaving and artisanal dyeing.
Product Details
Fabric: Pattu Silk
Weave: Handwoven
Origin: Chanderi (Madhya Pradesh), India
Colour: Magenta-Brown
Blouse Piece: Included
Care Instructions
• Gentle hand wash with mild detergent.
• Steam Iron
• Store folded in a cotton or muslin cloth
Handloom Note
As this saree is handwoven, slight variations in texture and weave are natural.
Colour Accuracy
Minor colour variations may occur due to screen settings and lighting conditions.
Craft Story
Awarded a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, Chanderi sarees have been woven in the quaint town of Chanderi since the 13th century and flourished during the Mughal era. By the 19th century, their fine fabric was compared to the famed muslin of Dhaka (Bangladesh). In 1910, the royal family of Gwalior established a training centre to preserve and promote this craft. Chanderi fabric is known for its sheer, lightweight texture and is woven in three main varieties: pure silk, silk-cotton, and cotton. Shibori is a traditional Japanese manual resist-dyeing technique used to create distinctive patterns on fabric. The craft is believed to date back to the 8th century.