Black Kantha Stitch Saree with Vibrant Multicolor Embroidery

Product Details

One of the best in the collection with intricate  Hand Katha stitch on Pure Banglore Silk.

Base Fabric: The saree is made of  black or deep charcoal,  Banglore silk . This dark background really makes the colorful embroidery pop.

• Embroidery Style: The entire saree is adorned with Kantha stitch. This stitch is characterized by its simple running stitch that creates intricate and often folk-inspired designs.
• Pallu (The Decorative End): The pallu is heavily embroidered with a complex and vibrant design. It features:
  • Large, ornate floral or paisley motifs in a stunning array of colors including magenta, purple, blue, turquoise, orange, yellow, and green, outlined in black.
  • Multiple borders with different geometric and possibly nature-inspired patterns. I can see zigzag lines, dotted lines, and possibly stylized leaf or arrow motifs.
  • The colors within the motifs seem to blend and contrast beautifully, creating a rich visual texture.

• Body of the Saree: While less densely embroidered than the pallu, the body of the saree also features scattered motifs and border designs. It looks like there’s a consistent border running along the edges of the saree, echoing some of the patterns seen in the pallu. The scattered motifs in the main body appear to be smaller versions of the floral or geometric elements found in the pallu.
• Color Palette: The overall color palette is bold, bright, and cheerful. The contrast between the dark base and the vibrant embroidery is striking and eye-catching.
• Overall Impression: This saree exudes a sense of artisanal craftsmanship and traditional elegance. The intricate Kantha stitch work speaks to the skill of the artisan, and the vibrant colors make it a truly special piece. It likely has a soft and flowing drape due to the nature of the fabric and the embroidery technique.

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