Red Silk Traditional All Over Pichwai Embroidered Saree
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Product Description
Wear a masterpiece of Indian heritage with this magnificent Red Silk Saree. This highly auspicious red drape serves as a luxurious canvas for All-Over Pichwai Embroidery. Originating from the temples of Nathdwara, Rajasthan, Pichwai art tells divine stories, typically featuring intricate motifs of lotuses, cows, and nature associated with Lord Krishna. Crafted from rich, pure Silk, this heavy, meticulously embroidered garment is more than just a saree; it is a wearable piece of devotion and traditional art, making it the ultimate choice for a bride, temple festivals, and monumental cultural events.
Product Details
| Product Code: | PSAGF1780 | Color: | Red |
| Fabric: | Silk | Work: | Traditional All-Over Pichwai Embroidery |
| Blouse Color: | Red | Blouse Fabric: | 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 is Pichwai Embroidery?
A: Pichwai is a 400-year-old art form that originated as painted backdrops for the deity Shrinathji. When translated to embroidery on a saree, it involves highly detailed, picturesque thread work depicting lotuses, peacocks, cows, and lush trees.
Q: Is the saree heavy to wear?
A: Yes, the combination of pure silk and dense, all-over thread embroidery gives this saree a premium, luxurious weight. It provides a highly structured, majestic drape fit for royalty.
Q: Can this be worn for a wedding?
A: Absolutely. The auspicious red color combined with the deeply spiritual and traditional Pichwai motifs makes it a spectacular and meaningful choice for a bridal trousseau or a main wedding ceremony.
💡 Pro-Stylist Tip
Temple Grandeur. Honor the Rajasthani heritage of the Pichwai art by styling this saree with heavy Kundan, Polki, or Antique Gold jewelry. Drape the pallu neatly over your shoulder in the traditional "Seedha Pallu" (front drape) style to ensure the intricate embroidered stories are fully visible.
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