Natural dyed Dabu sarees - Malhar - Pharad Meethi tree variations and irregularities in the

variations and irregularities in the fabric are part of the hand-weaving process and add to the charm and uniqueness of each piece

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Note: The variation and irregularities in the fabric are a testament to the beauty of handwoven textiles

Natural dyed Dabu sarees - Malhar - Pharad Meethi tree variations and irregularities in theOne of the oldest colors in the Indian subcontinent, the story of natural dyes that dates back to 5000 years ago. The entire collection has been created on handloom silk cotton with Indigo natural dye inspired by the monsoon colors Your Kaisori Dabu sarees is a celebration of different printing techniques using mud resist technique. Choose your pick from a range of Dabu hand printed dyed with superior quality, natural vegetable dyes from the Northwest