Paithani Brocade Peacock + Parrot Border all over Checks with Butta Designer Pallu

Designed for those who love intricate detail, this Paithani Brocade saree combines a peacock-and-parrot border with an all-over checked body, delicate butta accents and a richly finished designer pallu.

The checked pattern gives the body a structured visual rhythm, while scattered buttas add texture and festive sparkle. Along the border, peacock and parrot motifs introduce the nature-inspired storytelling for which Paithani is celebrated. The designer pallu completes the saree with a more elaborate focal area, creating a layered composition that feels grand from body to border to pallu.

Rich, expressive and occasion-ready, this saree is made for weddings, festive celebrations and important family events where every detail of the drape deserves attention.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Layered Design Story: Combines checks, buttas, peacocks, parrots and a designer pallu in one detailed composition.

• All-Over Checked Body: Creates a structured pattern that adds visual richness across the saree.

• Nature-Inspired Border: Peacock and parrot motifs bring traditional Paithani character to the edge of the drape.

• Grand Designer Finish: The elaborate pallu makes the saree especially striking for ceremonial occasions.

Product Details:

• Fabric: Paithani silk

• Weave/Style: Brocade Paithani with all-over checks

• Work: Zari brocade weaving with butta accents

• Border: Peacock and parrot motif border

• Pallu: Designer pallu

• Motifs: Peacocks, parrots, checks and buttas

• Occasion: Weddings, festive celebrations, ceremonies and special family occasions

Care Instructions:

To take care of your saree, refold it every one or two months to prevent permanent creases. Store it in a cotton cloth bag instead of plastic. Do not wash the saree at home. If it needs cleaning, get it dry-cleaned, and avoid doing so too frequently. These simple care tips will help keep your Paithani saree in excellent condition for many years. Avoid spraying perfume directly on the silk or zari, as it can damage the fabric and affect its shine.