71120B - Narayanpet handloom cotton saree with an attached blouse material

The Narayanpet saree is one such example. This style of weaving shows the distinct influence of two states, i.e. Maharashtra and Telangana. The process of manufacturing a Narayanpet handloom saree starts with dyeing the yarn. Dyeing is the colouring process of the yarn by dipping the yarn in the boiled colour water at very high temperatures.  A cotton Narayanpet saree takes a day or two to be made, while silk Narayanpet sarees take longer depending upon the complexity of the design.

• ​​Care: Dry clean first time to set colors. Later hand wash in mild detergent with shampoo (Ezee)/Machine wash with Delicate setting
• Dimensions: (L x B) 550 cms x 110 cms for saree and 80 cms for Blouse
• Material: Cotton
• Colour may slightly vary with the original saree