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Chettinad Black-Turquoise Cotton Saree

Chettinad Black-Turquoise Cotton Saree

Rs. 3,749.00
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Chettinad Black-Turquoise Cotton Saree

Chettinad Black-Turquoise Cotton Saree

Rs. 3,749.00
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Description

This handwoven Chettinad cotton saree, meticulously crafted on traditional looms by Tamil Nadu artisans, features a deep black body with elegant vertical turquoise-blue stripes that create a striking yet balanced geometric look. The saree is framed by a broad turquoise border richly woven with gold zari temple motifs, elephant motifs, and fine decorative bands, giving it a bold heritage-inspired finish. The pallu continues the same visual language with layered zari borders and a bright turquoise edge, making it graceful, festive, and rooted in Chettinad tradition.

Suitable events
Ideal for temple wear, celebrations, and elegant day functions - breathable cotton with a rich traditional identity.

Timeless Heirloom Quality
Pure cotton weave ensures comfort, durability, and long-lasting charm for regular and special occasions.

Authentic Chettinad Heritage
Handwoven by master weavers from the Chettinad region, known for strong contrasts, temple motifs, and geometric patterns.

Traditional Craftsmanship
Cotton Body: Deep black cotton body with vertical turquoise stripes, giving the saree a refined and striking appearance.

Contrast Border: Wide turquoise border with gold zari elephant, temple, and ornamental motifs that add richness and visual depth.

Pallu Grandeur: The pallu mirrors the border with layered zari work and a bold turquoise finish, creating a graceful traditional drape.

DETAILS AND CARE
Weight: 200 - 400 grams
Fabric: Pure Cotton
Care: Dry clean only

Wash Care

Dry Clean Only

Shipping Time

We take 2 business days to dispatch once the order is placed. Then another 6-7 business days for it to get delivered

Return Policy

We do not accept returns for our silk sarees and Handloom Cotton sarees. In case of receiving a damaged or defective saree, a replacement saree will be provided. Please write to us at support@daarakale.com with an image or video of the defect or damage within 3 days of receiving the product. Replacement saree request will not be accepted if the saree tags are not intact.

Note

Colour :

There can be a slight variance in the colours of the products on our site from the actual ones. This is attributed to the reproduction of colours by the device you are using or the colour settings of your respective device.

Handloom :
Authentic handloom sarees are crafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques, resulting in unique characteristics such as extra loose threads, slight weave irregularities, or minor color variations. These features are not defects or damage but hallmarks of genuine handloom quality, ensuring each piece is one-of-a-kind. Gentle care, like dry cleaning only, preserves their heritage beauty for generations.

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Handloom Cotton Sarees: Natural Comfort & Timeless Craft

Handloom cotton sarees are cherished for their breathable comfort and earthy appeal, especially when dyed with natural colors from plants, roots, and minerals. Lightweight and soft against the skin, they offer unmatched all-day wearability in India's tropical climate.

Key Features

Pure handloom cotton sarees use fine-count yarns like those from Bengal, Karnataka, or Tamil Nadu weaves, dyed naturally for fade-resistant hues (indigo blues, madder reds, turmeric yellows).
Their airy drape prevents sweat buildup, making them cooler than synthetics while aging gracefully softer with washes.

Everyday Uses

  • Daily wear: Office, errands, or homemaking—pleats hold without slipping.
  • Casual outings: Pair with blouses for brunches or temple visits.
  • Festivals/light events: Subtle motifs add elegance without heaviness; ideal for Bengaluru's humid weather.
    Versatile for all ages, including elderly women seeking low-maintenance style.​

Why Handmade Matters

Handloom process sustains rural artisans (often family-run looms), creating unique irregularities that powerlooms can't replicate—true one-of-a-kind pieces.
Eco-friendly: Low energy, natural dyes reduce waste; supports fair wages vs. fast fashion exploitation.
Cultural preservation: Each weave (e.g., Chettinad checks, Jamdani floats) carries regional heritage, empowering communities over mass production.