Description

Fabric – Made from luxurious Gajji Silk, known for its soft texture, natural shine, and fluid drape.

Ghatchola Weave – Traditional Bandhani tie-dye technique from Rajasthan, crafted in a ghat pattern that symbolizes festivity and heritage.

Gota Patti Work – Handcrafted Anmol Colour gota patti embroidery enhances the dupatta with rich Rajasthani artistry, adding a regal and festive charm.

Color Palette – Usually available in vibrant shades like red, maroon, green, yellow, or royal blue, making it perfect for weddings and festive wear.

Cultural Importance:

Yellow is considered mangal (holy) and brings positivity for the newborn.

Used in many North Indian and Rajasthani families as a part of traditional gifting and blessings.

Versatility – Can be used in other auspicious ceremonies like namkaran (naming ceremony), chhathi puja, or festive rituals.

Lightweight & Comfortable – Easy to drape and carry, suitable for long ceremonies.

Craftsmanship – Handcrafted by skilled artisans, making each piece unique and special.

Symbol of Blessing – Considered a token of good wishes, prosperity, and protection for the newborn baby.

Care Instructions:

Dry clean only to preserve its color and shine.

Store in a muslin cloth to protect from moisture and dust.