Off-white Soft Silk Handloom Saree with Koolam Putta Gold & Silver Zari

100% Pure Soft Silk (Silk Mark Assured) directly from Tamil Nadu weavers

Elevate your ethnic wardrobe with this mesmerizing Off-white Soft Silk Saree, a perfect blend of traditional artistry and modern elegance. This drape features the exquisite "Koolam Putta" design—intricate geometric motifs inspired by traditional Rangoli art—woven in a stunning interplay of Gold and Silver Zari.

Crafted from buttery-soft pure silk, the fabric flows effortlessly, making it ideal for long-wear comfort at weddings, festivals, and celebrations. The grandeur of the body is matched by a rich, self-colored pallu featuring a dense geometric lattice weave. It comes with the assurance of 100% Pure Silk (Silk Mark Certified), guaranteeing authenticity and luxury in every thread.

Body: The saree features a lustrous Off-white base made from high-quality Soft Silk. The highlight of the body is the exquisite "Koolam Putta" (Rangoli) design. These are distinct, traditional geometric interlocking motifs scattered evenly across the fabric. The motifs are woven using a blend of Gold and Silver Zari, giving the designs a unique dual-tone shimmer that pops beautifully against the deep blue background.

Border: Keeping with a modern yet traditional aesthetic, the saree features a sleek, minimalist border. Instead of heavy floral vines, the border is defined by sophisticated horizontal Gold Zari lines (Kaddi lines). This striped border design runs along both edges, framing the saree elegantly without distracting from the intricate body motifs.

Pallu: The Self-Color Pallu (in the same Royal Blue shade) is the showstopper of this drape. It transitions from the spaced-out motifs of the body into a rich, heavy Zari weave. The pallu design consists of a dense geometric lattice or grid pattern (resembling a heavy Jaal weave) completely filled with intricate Zari work. This provides a grand, majestic look when draped over the shoulder.

Country of Origin~ India

Shipping~ Free all over India

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History & Cultural Significance

This saree is a beautiful fusion of two distinct timelines: the ancient cultural tradition of Kolam and the modern evolution of Soft Silk.

• The Design Roots (The "Koolam"):
• Ancient Tradition: The "Koolam" (or Kolam/Muggulu) design originates from the daily South Indian ritual of drawing geometric patterns with rice flour at the entrance of homes.
• Symbolism: Historically, these intricate, infinite loop patterns are drawn to welcome Goddess Lakshmi and invite prosperity. They represent auspiciousness, precision, and infinity.
• Textile Adaptation: Weaver communities (typically in Kanchipuram, Arani, and Salem clusters) began translating these ephemeral floor designs into permanent silk weaves. Wearing a "Koolam Putta" saree is symbolically wrapping oneself in auspiciousness and positive energy.
• The Fabric Roots (Soft Silk):
• Modern Evolution: Traditionally, South Indian silks (like the classic Kanjeevaram) were heavy and starched to look stiff and majestic.
• The Shift: In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, the working woman’s demand for comfort changed the industry. Weavers innovated to create "Soft Silks"—sarees that maintained the sheen of pure silk but removed the stiffness, making them lightweight, flowy, and breathable for all-day wear.