Fabric Selection
Hand-inspected pure Chiffon, translucent Organza, and fluid Georgette — chosen for lightness and effortless drape.
| Fabric Feel & Drape | Viscose Georgette · Heavy Graceful Fall |
| Craft Technique | Hand-tied Leheriya (Jaipur Diagonal Wave Resist-Dye) |
| Embroidery & Trim | Aari Taari with Delicate Sequin Detailing |
| Saree Length | 5.5 Metres |
| Blouse Piece | Unstitched Blouse Piece with Handworked Sleeves |
| Care Instructions | Dry Clean Only |
| Place of Origin | Jaipur, Rajasthan |
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Meet the Master Karigars who hand-embroider and dye your saree in Jaipur
Master Ramesh has led the hand-dyeing and Aari Taari needlework atelier in Sanganer, Jaipur for over two decades. Each Leheriya wave is hand-tied by master karigars using resist-dye techniques passed down through five generations of royal Rajasthani craft.
"Every sequin, Gota motif, and Aari Taari stitch on this saree is individually hand-crafted over traditional wooden Adda frames in Jaipur."
From raw yarn selection to hand-dye vats, gold needlework, and trousseau preservation — 4 sequential acts of hand-craft.
Hand-inspected pure Chiffon, translucent Organza, and fluid Georgette — chosen for lightness and effortless drape.
Dyed by master craftsmen in natural pigment vats to create rich jewel tones and signature wave patterns.
Master Ramesh and his team spend 3 weeks hand-stitching gold Zardozi, pearls, and intricate Aari Taari needlework in Jaipur.
Charcoal-pressed for a soft fluid finish and wrapped in muslin for timeless trousseau preservation.
Leheriya (meaning 'waves') is Rajasthan's famous 17th-century resist-dye technique. Master Rangrej artisans bind unbleached natural silk chiffon with diagonal cotton cords prior to vat dyeing.
Verified feedback from women who own and drape Kainara sarees.