Hand-Stitched Nui Shibori Mulmul Cotton Saree – Mustard & Charcoal Black

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Hand-Stitched Nui Shibori Mulmul Cotton Saree – Mustard & Charcoal Black

Name: Hand-Stitched Nui Shibori Mulmul Cotton Saree – Mustard &amp; Charcoal Black
SKU: mulmul-madder-red-1-1-1
Availability: InStock

Original price was: ₹2,199.00.Current price is: ₹1,599.00.

Availability: 1 in stock

Elevate your ethnic wardrobe with this masterpiece of Rajasthani textile art. Crafted from premium, feather-light Mulmul cotton, this saree features the rare and labor-intensive Nui Shibori (Stitch-Resist) technique.

Unlike standard prints, every motif on this saree was first hand-sewn and tightly cinched by artisans to resist the dye, resulting in organic, ethereal patterns that can never be replicated by a machine. The vibrant mustard base contrasted with deep charcoal black creates a sophisticated look suitable for both professional settings and festive gatherings.

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Material	100% Pure Mulmul Cotton (High-thread count for durability and softness).
Craft	Authentic Nui Shibori. This is a stitch-resist hand-dyeing process where the design is created by hand-stitching and gathering the fabric before immersion in dye.
Dimension	Saree (approx. 5.5m) with Unstitched Blouse Piece (approx. 0.8m)
Color Palette	Earthy Mustard Yellow and Deep Charcoal Black with characteristic white resist-lines.
Craftsmanship	Hand-dyed by traditional artisans in Rajasthan. Each piece takes several days to stitch, dye, and unbind.
Feel	Ultra-soft, breathable, and lightweight. It drapes effortlessly and gets softer with every wash
Care	Clean Only is highly recommended for the first wash to preserve the natural indigo/dye and fabric integrity. For subsequent care, hand wash gently and separately in cold water with a mild detergent. Do not soak or wring. Dry in the shade. Iron on low-medium heat.
Note	You may notice tiny needle marks or 'pin-dots' throughout the saree. These are not defects; they are the authentic signatures of the Nui Shibori process, marking where the artisan’s needle passed through the fabric to create the design. These marks are a testament to the 100% handmade nature of your saree.