Kalamkari Art:

Kalamkari, derived from the Persian words "Kalam" (pen) and "Kari" (work), is a centuries-old Indian textile art form. Originating in the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana regions, it gained prominence under Mughal patronage. The name "Kalamkari" is attributed to the practitioners, "Qualamkars," who perfected this intricate art. There are two primary styles: hand-painted Kalamkari, mostly practiced in Srikalahasti, and block-printed Kalamkari, from Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh.

This unique art form blends history, culture, and craftsmanship, with every piece narrating stories through vibrant, detailed illustrations. Kalamkari’s legacy represents a rich cultural heritage and enduring creativity.

Why Choose Kalamkari Sarees?

• Eco-Friendly: Made using natural dyes and sustainable methods.

• Artisan-Crafted: Supports traditional Indian craftsmanship.

• Unique Storytelling: Each saree depicts a meaningful narrative through intricate artwork.

• Cultural Heritage: Deeply rooted in Indian spiritual and artistic traditions.

• 100% Hand-Crafted: Every saree is one-of-a-kind.

  
  

Product Details:

• Fabric: Pure Cotton

• Blouse Cloth: Included

• Design: Intricate block print Kalamkari artwork

  
  

Styling & Use:

• Ideal for festivals, temple visits, ethnic functions, and even office wear.

• Pair with a contrasting blouse and oxidized silver jewelry for a classic look.

• Easy to drape, especially in the cotton variant.

  
  

Wash Care:

1. Hand wash with a pH-neutral detergent and cold water.

2. Avoid harsh detergents and chemicals.

3. Initial wash may cause color bleeding due to natural dyes (like indigo or madder) — wash separately.

4. Gentle washing is recommended.

   
   

Disclaimer:

• Color variations may occur due to different screen displays.

• Kalamkari sarees are sun-dried in open agricultural fields, which may result in minor dust marks — a testament to their authenticity. We recommend washing before first use.