Indigo Bloom Bagru Hand Block Print MulMul Cotton Saree with Natural Dyes

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Indigo Bloom Bagru Hand Block Print MulMul Cotton Saree with Natural Dyes

Name: Indigo Bloom Bagru Hand Block Print MulMul Cotton Saree with Natural Dyes
SKU: mulmul-madder-red-1-1-2
Availability: InStock

Original price was: ₹2,199.00.Current price is: ₹1,499.00.

Availability: 1 in stock

Rooted in the timeless textile heritage of Rajasthan, this Indigo Bloom Bagru Hand Block Print Cotton Saree showcases the beauty of traditional craftsmanship in its purest form.

Handcrafted by skilled artisans from Bagru, the saree features classic lotus floral motifs arranged in a flowing vine pattern, meticulously printed using hand-carved wooden blocks. The deep indigo blue base, enriched with rust, ivory, and black accents, reflects the charm of natural dyes and age-old techniques.

A striking contrast black border with floral and geometric detailing frames the saree gracefully, while the pallu highlights a bold floral bouquet motif, adding character and balance to the overall design.

Soft, breathable, and elegant, this cotton saree is ideal for everyday wear, workwear, temple visits, and conscious festive dressing. Slight variations in print and color are natural and celebrate the authenticity of hand block printing.

Material	Pure Mul Mul Cotton
Craft	Traditional Handblock Print using Natural Dyes
Dimension	Saree (approx. 5.5m) with Unstitched Blouse Piece (approx. 0.8m)
Color Palette	Indigo Blue (natural indigo tone), Motif Colors with Rust, Ivory, Black (fine outlines)
Feel	Cloud-soft, Breathable, and Ethereal Drape; ideal for tropical climates and long hours.
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	his saree is handblock printed. Minor irregularities in the print or slight color variations are a natural outcome of the handcrafted process and the use of natural dyes. These affirm the unique, artisanal quality of your piece—they are not defects.