Patola Saree

Purple And Grey Patola Printed Designer Silk Saree
 
Product Code : WSR53452
$90.74
Grey & Blue Silk Patola Printed Saree
 
Product Code : WSR53279
$16.84
Classic Grey And Maroon Patola Printed Silk Saree
 
Product Code : WSR53018
$25.92
Alluring Grey And Blue Patola Print Silk Saree
 
Product Code : WSR53013
$25.92
Grey Patola Printed Contemporary Silk Saree
 
Product Code : WSR49654
$19.06
Elegant Mustard Yellow & Grey Patola Silk Saree
 
Product Code : WSR45795
$18.14
Grey & Red Designer Patola Silk Saree
 
Product Code : WSR45790
$18.14
Classic Grey & Maroon Weaving Patola Silk Saree
 
Product Code : WSR45786
$18.14
Designer Grey Digital Printed Patola Silk Saree
 
Product Code : WSR45007
$49.25
Blue and Grey Silk Designer Saree With Patola Print
 
Product Code : WSR42100
$43.42
Gorgeous Grey Patola Silk Foil Print Saree
 
Product Code : WSR42054
$29.95
Designer Wedding Wear Shimmer Net Grey Color Saree
 
Product Code : WSR41612
$829.75
Elegant Swarovski Patola Wedding Saree
 
Product Code : WSR37988
$44.72
Staring Grey Ceremonial Classic Saree
 
Product Code : WSR37638
$43.42
Competent Patola Silk  Grey Weaving Classic Saree
 
Product Code : WSR37635
$43.42
Patola Printed Art Dola Silk Saree
 
Product Code : WSR30757
$44.72

Patola Saree 

Patola saree, a legend in weaves from Patan region of Gujarat, is a symbol of royalty, aristocracy and pride. In olden days, Patola saree was considered a prized possession and a sign of social status amongst Gujarati women, worn exclusively on special occasions as these sarees are very expensive. Patola silk sarees are made with unique technique -- hand dyed based on the design and then finely woven together. Patola sarees are double Ikkat silk fibre involving tie-dye method, and woven with geometric design and motifs across the fabric. Patola sarees are reversible and look exactly the same on both sides. It takes about 6 to 7 months to make this unique creation. The complexity and time-intensiveness is what makes Patola an expensive wear. It is said that in the 12th century, around 700 silk weavers belonging to Salvi caste from Karnataka and Maharashtra shifted to Gujarat and they became famous for weaving Patolas.