Handwoven pure cotton bhujodi saree

DescriptionThis saree is a handwoven, high thread count pure cotton saree in the Bhujori style, which is a well-known weaving pattern from the Kutch region of Bhuj in Gujarat, India. The artwork is beautifully crafted on pure, soft cotton material by expert weavers. The sarees are known for their unique geometric patterns, use of contrasting colors, and softness and durability. A symbol of Kutchi culture and heritage.Details:Blouse: With Blouse PieceSaree length: 6.5 meters [BP Include]Saree width: 47 inchesMaterial: pure cotton by cotton [120 thread count]Fall & Picot:Adding the fall and picot to the saree requires no extra effort or time on your part. We are here to do the fall and picot of the saree so that you can receive a hassle-free ready-to-drape saree. All you need to click on the checkbox of the “Fall & Picot” option provided with each saree in the product add-ons section and then click on “BUY NOW” during checkout and we will get the Fall and Picot done on the saree for an ���������� ������������. This would take additional 3-4 days for delivery, depending on the number of sarees in your order. Please note that once the fall & picot are done the saree can not be returned or exchanged.Wash & Care: Dry clean recommended.Avoid contact with direct sunlight for drying and harsh liquids and perfumes.Shipping Info:Ready to Ship Products: Dispatched in 1-2 business daysCustomized Products: Dispatched in 3-7 business daysDelivery Timeline: Domestic – 3 to 10 business days International – 12 to 20 business days*However, the delivery period mayexceed due to unforeseen issues.Disclaimer:*The photos have been clicked in daylight. we try to stay as accurate to the original color of the product as possible however, there might be slight discrepancies in the actual color of the product due to shadows,  digital photography, and different screen calibrations of your computer monitors or mobile screens.* our textile/material of the saree is handwoven you may find slight irregularities and unevenness in the weave or pattern. Revere those imperfections and support the handlooms.