Mustard Yellow Gaji Silk Traditional Gharchola Saree with Contrast Pallu
Rs. 21,980.00
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PSAGK2288
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Product Description
Step into the rich legacy of Gujarat with this exquisite Mustard Yellow Gaji Silk Gharchola Saree. The saree features the classic Gharchola grid pattern, a symbol of auspiciousness and marital bliss. The lustrous Gaji Silk fabric is heavily embellished with traditional Zardosi, Gota-Patti, and Mirror work, creating a dazzling interplay of light and texture. The look is anchored by a striking Contrast Pallu that adds depth and grandeur to the vibrant mustard base. This is more than just a saree; it is an heirloom piece perfect for brides and wedding guests alike.
Product Details
| Product Code: | PSAGK2288 | Color: | Mustard Yellow |
| Fabric: | Gaji Silk | Work: | Zardosi, Gota-Patti, Mirror, Cutdana |
| Blouse Color: | Mustard (Unstitched) | Blouse Fabric: | Gaji Silk |
| Blouse Type: | Unstitched Piece | Dispatch Time: | 25 to 30 Working days |
| *Note: The blouse shown in the photoshoot is for styling purposes only. | |||
Everything You Need to Know
Q: What is the significance of the "Gharchola" pattern? A: Gharchola (meaning "Outfit for the Home") is a traditional Gujarati design characterized by a grid pattern. Each square in the grid is often filled with woven or embroidered motifs like lotuses or peacocks. It is traditionally gifted to the bride by her in-laws, symbolizing her welcome into the new home.
Q: Is the Gota-Patti work durable? A: Yes, Gota-Patti is a traditional Rajasthani embroidery technique that uses metallic ribbons. It is appliqué work, meaning it is stitched securely onto the fabric. It is known for being lightweight yet looking very heavy and rich.
Q: Is the fabric heavy? A: Gaji Silk is a lush, satin-finish fabric that has a medium weight. It is heavier than georgette but lighter than a Banarasi silk. This weight allows it to drape beautifully without puffing up, making it very comfortable for long wedding ceremonies.
💡 Pro-Stylist Tip
Traditional Glamour. A Gharchola saree demands traditional jewelry. Pair this with a heavy Kundan or Polki necklace set and a 'Maang Tikka' to complete the bridal look. Since the saree is mustard, adding Green or Maroon gemstone jewelry will create a stunning contrast!