Fabric and Material: Made from pure Mulberry silk, often sourced from Bengaluru or Mysore, combined with high-quality gold or silver zari.Design and Motifs: Features traditional, nature-inspired motifs such as the Mor (peacock), Asawali (flowering vines), Narali (coconut), and Lotus.Border and Pallu: Known for their distinct, rich, and wide zari borders with oblique square designs and highly ornate pallus (the decorative end of the saree).Technique: Handwoven using a tapestry technique, making the fabric durable enough to last for over 100 years.Color Palette: Generally available in vibrant, traditional colors like red, green, magenta, and yellow, frequently featuring Dhup-Chhav (a kaleidoscopic/dual-tone effect).Varieties: Includes traditional sarees, but also specialized items like 2G Zari Paithani Dhotis and Vastra sets, which often feature delicate gold-check patterns and Paithani-inspired borders.
