This saree is immersed in tradition! A thousand year old humble weave that was long lost; then revived using just a fragment that belonged to a devdasi! This saree shines in it's simplicity and nostalgia! Dress it up or down according to the occasion!

 Specification

• Category: Ladies
• Weave: Patteda Anchu Handloom
• Material: Cotton, thick 40s count
• Length:  5.8 meters
  
• Body: Maroon checks
• Border: Ganga Jamuna border. One side is cornflower blue and other side is Maroon.
• Pallu: Pallu with Orange and Yellow bands.
• Blouse Piece: No
• Pallu: Tassels
• Fall and Picot edge: Yes 

 Description

Patteda anchu is a cotton handloom saree from north Karnataka dating back to 10th century A.D. It was considered an auspicious garment offered to the goddess in Yellamma Saundati temple when the daughter of a household got married. This saree is made with 100% cotton yarn of 40 count (thicker). It has checked pattern and a band that runs along the border (hence the name patteda anchu).