Pochampally Ikkat Fusion Kanjeevaram Saree
Pochampally Ikkat Fusion Kanjeevaram Saree

Pochampally Ikkat Fusion Kanjeevaram Saree

$325.00

SKU:P0108

Red, Greyish Ivory & Gold Pochampally Ikkat Fusion Kanjeevaram Mulberry Silk Saree
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Product Description

Material:Mulberry Silk
Color: Red, Greyish Ivory, Gold
Size : 6.2m to 6.3m approx.  
Weight: 600 to 800 gms
Length: 6.2 to 6.3 m approx with blouse piece
Width: 45 inches approx.

Red, Ivory & Gold Pochampally Ikkat Fusion Kanjeevaram Mulberry Silk Saree

Colour & Design:
A regal ivory saree with vibrant red and multicoloured Ikkat motifs, enhanced by a rich coral-red and antique-gold Kanjeevaram-inspired border with intricate traditional detailing.

Highlights

Luxurious Mulberry Silk with a rich, graceful drape.
Distinctive Pochampally Ikkat woven motifs.
Opulent gold-toned border creates a festive finish.
Beautiful fusion of Ikkat geometry and Kanjeevaram heritage

Styling

Pair with a red, coral, ivory or gold blouse. Style with temple jewellery or classic antique gold pieces.

Occasions

Perfect for weddings, festive celebrations, traditional ceremonies, receptions and special occasions
Telangana Ikkat Handloom Sarees — A Legacy Carried Forward

Telangana Ikkat sarees are celebrated for their distinctive ikat-resist weaving technique, where yarns are meticulously tie-dyed before weaving to create the characteristic geometric patterns, rhythmic motifs and softly blurred edges. Traditionally associated with Pochampally, the craft is renowned for its vibrant colours, intricate precision and remarkable interplay of warp and weft.

Our collaboration with Sutra Culture Connects brings with it a particularly meaningful story. The young woman we work with is carrying forward the weaving legacy of her father, a National Award-winning weaver who devoted his life to reviving traditional Ikkat weaving at a time when the craft was steadily declining. He worked tirelessly to preserve its techniques, identity and livelihoods—and today, his daughter continues that journey with determination and pride.

Each saree therefore represents more than exceptional handloom craftsmanship; it is a living legacy passed from one generation to the next. Subtle variations in colour, alignment and pattern are inherent to the hand-dyeing and hand-weaving process, making every saree genuinely unique.

A saree woven not just with yarn, but with memory, resilience and a legacy worth preserving. Telangana Ikkat sarees are celebrated for their distinctive ikat-resist weaving technique, where the yarns are carefully tie-dyed before weaving to create characteristic geometric patterns and softly blurred, rhythmic motifs. Traditionally associated with the Pochampally region, these handloom sarees are known for their vibrant colours, precise craftsmanship and striking interplay of warp and weft.

Lightweight yet elegant, they beautifully combine traditional Telugu weaving heritage with contemporary appeal. Each saree carries subtle variations born from the hand-dyeing and hand-weaving process, making every piece unique.

Styling Tip: Pair with a solid-coloured blouse for a refined contemporary look, or choose a contrasting blouse and traditional jewellery for a more festive, heritage-inspired ensemble.

Product Details
Craft Name: Pochampally Ikkat
Color: Red, Black
Material: Cotton
Country of Origin: India
Delivery & Returns

Delivery
Delivery in 5-7 business days. Delivery time may vary depending on your location and availability of the product.

Returns
Standard products are returnable within 14 days, while Made-to-order products cannot be returned.

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Care

• Do Not Bleach or Soak • Do Not Wring • Shade Dry • Iron on Reverse at Low Heat • Store Folded in Soft Muslin/Cotton • Keep Away from Moisture & Direct Sunlight • Air Periodically The defining Ikkat pattern is created through resist-dyeing the yarn before weaving, so the colour and pattern are integral to the textile rather than surface-printed. Gentle handling helps preserve the characteristic colour definition and handloom texture.For sarees with zari, rich borders or contrast dyed sections, avoid perfume, deodorant, hair spray and other chemicals coming directly into contact with the fabric.

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