Bottle Green & Vermillion Red Pure Gadwal Silk Saree with Annam & Chakra Zari Motifs - TSH250290

An ode to South Indian temple artistry, this luxurious Gadwal silk saree is handwoven in a rare bottle green and vermillion palette. The body features delicate checks with small zari buttas, while the rich red border and pallu are adorned with Annam birds, floral chakras, and intricate diamond weaves in pure zari.

Fabric: Pure Mulberry Gadwal Silk (Handloom)

Color: Bottle Green body with Vermillion Red border

Motifs: Annam birds, floral chakras, diamond buttas

Border: Traditional temple-style korvai zari weave

Pallu: Grand pallu with circular peacock medallions and geometric finesse

Crafted in: Gadwal, Telangana

Finish: Lightweight, yet rich and ceremonial

Perfect For: Weddings, festive occasions, temple visits, or heritage celebrations.

Fabric: Pure Gadwal Silk
Zari Type: Real Zari
Color: Bottle Green, Vermillion Red
Motifs: Annam, Chakram, Floral Butta, Diamond Checks
Weave: Korvai Technique
Occasion: Bridal, Traditional, Heirloom
Craft Cluster: Gadwal, Telangana
Care: Dry Clean Only

Gadwal sarees are handwoven in the historic town of Gadwal, Telangana, and are celebrated for their distinctive interlock weaving technique. These sarees traditionally feature a pure cotton body and pure silk borders, joined seamlessly using the classic “kuttu” method. Known for their lightweight drape and ornate zari borders with temple and floral motifs, Gadwal sarees beautifully balance comfort with opulence. Each piece is a testament to the artisan’s skill, blending heritage craftsmanship with timeless elegance.

Gadwal, Telangana, is renowned for its mastery in interlocking weaves that join silk bodies with cotton or zari borders. Artisans here uphold centuries-old techniques, creating sarees that are lightweight yet opulent, showcasing the region’s distinct weaving legacy.

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