Handloom Tangaliya Cotton-Silk Saree
₹22,000.00
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The gentle rustle of a handwoven saree carries with it more than just the sound of fabric; it whispers the stories of the artisans who breathed life into it. This Tangaliya cotton-silk saree is a testament to the enduring beauty of Gujarati craftsmanship, where every thread is placed with intention, and every pattern tells a tale of patience. In a world of fast-paced machinery, this garment stands as a quiet rebellion, offering a drape that is as much an heirloom as it is a piece of clothing.
About the Craft
Originating from the Surendranagar district of Gujarat, Tangaliya weaving is an indigenous craft practiced by the Dangasia community for over seven centuries. What makes this technique truly remarkable is the "Dana" work, where the weaver manually twists extra weft yarns around the warp threads to create tiny, raised dots that resemble delicate beadwork. This is not embroidery added after the cloth is made; rather, the dots are woven directly into the fabric on the loom. The precision required to form these geometric and nature-inspired motifs without the help of a mechanical guide is a skill passed down through generations, making each saree a singular work of art.
Speciality
The true speciality of this saree lies in its tactile nature. Unlike printed or embroidered garments, the Tangaliya technique creates a raised texture that you can feel beneath your fingertips. Each "Dana" or dot is a physical manifestation of the weaver's rhythm. The fusion of cotton and silk further elevates the garment, allowing it to transition effortlessly from a morning cultural event to an evening celebration. It captures the essence of rural Gujarat while maintaining a sophisticated aesthetic that appeals to the modern wardrobe.
How to Care?
To preserve the integrity of the handwoven knots and the delicate silk fibres, it is recommended to dry clean this saree for the first few washes. If washing at home, use cold water and a mild, pH-neutral detergent. Avoid soaking the saree for extended periods and never wring it, as this can distort the weave. Dry the fabric in a shaded area away from direct sunlight to maintain the vibrancy of the colours. When ironing, use a low to medium heat setting and place a thin cotton cloth over the saree to protect the raised dot motifs.
Owning a Tangaliya cotton-silk saree is a way of preserving a heritage that refuses to be forgotten. It is a garment for the woman who values the human touch and the slow, deliberate process of creation. Whether you are attending a wedding or looking for an elegant way to express your cultural roots, this saree offers a timeless grace that transcends fleeting trends. By wearing this piece, you carry forward a seven-hundred-year-old legacy, wrapped in the comfort of modern luxury.
- Crafted from a premium cotton-silk blend that offers the breathability of natural cotton alongside the subtle, sophisticated sheen of silk.
- The saree measures 5.9 metres in length, providing ample fabric for a graceful and versatile drape.
- Features authentic Tangaliya dot patterns, meticulously hand-knotted on the loom to create textured floral and tribal motifs.
- A vibrant multicolour palette that transitions through earthy tones, deep purples and lush greens, accented by traditional striped borders.
- The fabric is exceptionally lightweight, ensuring comfort during long festive events or throughout a busy day.
- Finished with hand-knotted tassels at the edge, adding a touch of artisanal flair to the overall silhouette.
| Item Type | Handloom |
|---|---|
| Color | Multi Color |
| Fabric | Cotton Silk |
| State of Origin | Gujarat |
| Expected Dispatch Days | 1 ( Ready to Ship) |
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