Traditional Border Tissue Pallu Shoulder Butta Paithani
Traditional Border Tissue Pallu Shoulder Butta Paithani
Distinctive and luminous, this Paithani features a traditional border, a tissue-style pallu and carefully placed shoulder buttas that enhance the drape where it is most visible.
The tissue pallu brings a light-catching metallic sheen, creating a rich yet airy finish when carried over the shoulder. Butta motifs positioned around the shoulder area add focused detail and ensure that the decorative work remains prominent in the completed drape. The traditional border balances these elements and keeps the saree firmly rooted in classic Paithani styling.
With its elegant placement of ornamentation and lustrous pallu, this saree is an attractive choice for festive evenings, wedding functions and ceremonial occasions.
Why You’ll Love It:
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Luminous Tissue Pallu: The metallic, light-reflective finish gives the drape a graceful celebratory glow.
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Shoulder-Focused Buttas: Strategically placed motifs remain visible and decorative when the saree is worn.
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Traditional Border: Adds structure and authentic Paithani character to the design.
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Elegant Occasion Finish: Well suited to wedding functions, festive evenings, ceremonies and special gatherings.
Product Details:
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Fabric: Paithani silk
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Weave/Style: Traditional-border Paithani with tissue-style pallu
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Work: Zari weaving with shoulder butta detailing
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Border: Traditional Paithani border
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Pallu: Lustrous tissue-style pallu
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Motifs: Shoulder buttas and traditional decorative elements
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Occasion: Wedding functions, festive evenings, ceremonies and special 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.