Narayanpet cotton, madder & black

Woven at Narayanpet · Checked cotton · SKNRP0063

Narayanpet keeps the Maratha proportion — a small check through the body, a plain temple border, and a pallu that changes the rhythm rather than the palette. It is a saree meant to be worn often, not kept for occasions. Colour — Madder, Black Technique — Plain weave with temple border, woven at Narayanpet over 11 days on the loom. Fabric — Cotton Speciality — The triangular temple border is formed on the loom by interlocking the border and body wefts. The Suka promise — Handloom, never powerloom. A named cluster, a counted number of hands, and a making record you can read. Note — Comes with an unstitched blouse piece. Where a model is photographed, the blouse shown is styled separately. Because it is handwoven, small irregularities in the weave and slight variation in colour are inherent to the cloth. They are the evidence of a hand, not a fault in it.11 days on the loom · 2 pairs of hands · 100% handloomThe making record Ships from — Suka workshop, Hyderabad Sold by — Suka Indian Handlooms Woven at — Narayanpet, Telangana Hands — 2 weavers, named on the making record Gift wrap — Available at checkout 7 days returnable · Free delivery across India · 100% handloom · Named weaver · Care guide in every parcel · Secure checkoutShipping Despatched from the Hyderabad workshop within two working days. Delivery within India takes three to five working days; international delivery takes seven to twelve. Shipping within India is free. International orders over ₹25,000 ship free and are sent delivery duty paid. A tracking number follows every despatch. In stock — on the shelf in Hyderabad, ships within two working days. Ships across India and worldwide from Hyderabad.

• Colour — Black

• Technique — Checked cotton, woven at Narayanpet, over 11 days on the loom.

• Fabric — Cotton

• The Suka promise — Handloom, never powerloom. A named cluster, a counted number of hands, and a making record you can read.

• Note — Comes with an unstitched blouse piece. Where a model is photographed, the blouse shown is styled separately.

Because it is handwoven, small irregularities in the weave and slight variation in colour are inherent to the cloth. They are the evidence of a hand, not a fault in it.