Two of our newest sarees were designed with the end of the year in mind. Both are semi muslin with hand block prints, but they could hardly look more different.
Kadambari: temples and old doors
Kadambari takes its patterns from the terracotta decoration on Bengal's old temples and from the carving on vintage Bengali wooden doors. The floral and geometric motifs are printed in mustard yellow, green and deep maroon over a bright red base.
It is 13.5 haat long and holds its pleats well. Wear it to cultural events or festive gatherings, with gold or terracotta jewellery.
Haimanti: the colour of late autumn
Hemanta is the late-autumn season in the Bengali year, and Haimanti shares its name with it. The body is pastel yellow semi muslin, the achol is textured khadi, and the fine block prints are in black. A white lace border and matching tassels finish it.
At 14 haat it is generous in length, and the soft yellow is easy to wear in daylight.
Which one?
- Want colour and pattern? Kadambari.
- Want something soft and light? Haimanti.
Both are in our Wooden Block Print collection.
Questions about a saree, a colour or delivery? Message us on WhatsApp at +880 1818-626511 or write to [email protected].