Fire Yellow Patola Saree

The name patola fabric is descended from the Sanskrit word pattakulla', and is the plural form of the word is 'patolu.' Patola sarees are originated in the beautiful town of Patan in Gujarat, India. It is presumed that 700 silk weavers of the Salvi caste of Karnataka and Maharashtra moved to Gujarat in the 12th century to acquire the patronage of the Solanki Rajputs, the leading class of Gujarat and parts of Rajasthan at that time.

Patola sarees online have a wide range of variations. Animals, birds, flowers, and human figures form the basic designs. The designs are sometimes unchanging and often the geometric patterns are noticed in these types of sarees. Patola is a double Ikat beautiful woven sari made from silk from Patan, Gujarat in India. They are very expensive, once worn by those belonging to royal and aristocratic huge families.

Description:

Patola Silk Sarees are one of the outstanding varieties of handloom silk saree from Gujarat, India. They are known all over the world for their highly exquisite patterns. The master weavers weave this saree on a special type of silk called Patola Silk Saree.

Maintenance Tips:

1. It is recommended that you have to dry clean your sarees.
2. If you are washing at home, make sure to simply dip it in cold water a few times before hanging out to dry out.
3. Do not use detergent or soap in the first few washes and a clothes brush.
4. Do not leave the saree hanging on a hanger for too long as the crease could become permanent which can't be removed.
5. Try keeping them in a dark spot after wrapping them up in a muslin cloth before putting them into your cupboard.
6. Keeping them in a dark corner can help avoid discoloration of the saree.
7. Iron the saree with very much care on a low setting or get it steam ironed.
8. These expensive sarees dry cleaned professionally is a much better idea than trying to clean them at home.