Maroon Gaji Silk Traditional Gharchola Saree with Embroidery and Peacock and Elephant Motif
Rs. 30,380.00
SKU:
PSAGH2010
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Product Description
Experience the pinnacle of traditional artistry with this Maroon Gaji Silk Gharchola Saree. This exquisite piece goes beyond the classic zari grid by incorporating highly auspicious **Peacock and Elephant (Mor and Hathi) motifs** directly into the embroidery and weave. Crafted from lustrous **Gaji Silk**, the deep maroon fabric provides the perfect canvas for these symbolic designs, which represent prosperity, royalty, and grace. It is the ultimate heritage garment for a traditional Indian bride or for grand ceremonial occasions.
Product Details
| Product Code: | PSAGH2010 | Color: | Maroon |
| Fabric: | Gaji Silk | Work: | Gharchola Weaving, Embroidery, Animal Motifs |
| Blouse Color: | Maroon | Blouse Fabric: | Gaji Silk |
| Blouse Type: | Unstitched | 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 do the Elephant and Peacock motifs signify?
A: In Indian culture, the Elephant (Hathi) is a symbol of royalty, strength, and prosperity, while the Peacock (Mor) symbolizes beauty, grace, and love. Wearing these motifs on your wedding day is considered highly auspicious.
Q: Is this saree suitable for a Panetar look?
A: A Panetar is typically white/off-white with a red border, while a Gharchola is fully red/maroon. However, it is a very common and beautiful Gujarati tradition to drape a Gharchola over the shoulder while wearing a Panetar for the ultimate bridal look.
Q: How do I stitch the blouse to match?
A: Keep the blouse traditional. A classic elbow-length sleeve featuring the embroidered border provided with the unstitched fabric will look incredibly royal alongside the animal motifs of the saree.
💡 Pro-Stylist Tip
Motif Matching. Since the saree features distinct elephant and peacock designs, try to echo this in your jewelry! Look for a **Kundan Choker or Bangles that also feature subtle peacock (Meenakari) or elephant (Nakshi) designs**. This creates a beautifully coordinated, royal bridal aesthetic.