Mural sarees are intricately painted, showcasing scenes from mythology, nature, or traditional themes. They are a symbol of artistic expression and culture.
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Kerala Cotton Saree
These sarees are made from fine cotton fabric and are known for their comfort, especially in Kerala's humid climate.
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Kuthampully Saree
These are handwoven sarees that originate from the village of Kuthampully in Kerala. They often feature intricate golden borders & are a popular choice for traditional events.
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Kasavu Saree
Kasavu sarees are typically cream or off-white in color with golden zari (metallic thread) borders. They are the most iconic and traditional sarees of Kerala.
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Kasavu Kavani
It is characterized by its simplicity, consisting of an all-white saree with a Kasavu border. Kasavu Kavani is often worn by women during religious ceremonies and rituals.
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Settu Mundu
Settu Mundu is a two-piece garment consisting of a white mundu (similar to a dhoti) and a matching upper cloth.
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Kanchivaram Saree
These sarees are known for their vibrant colors, intricate designs & heavy silk fabric. They are often chosen for weddings and other grand events.