Bandhani Gharchola Sari with Zari Weave and Tie-Dye Motifs

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Ghar (home) Chola (cloth) is a rich traditional women’s wear in Gujrat and Rajasthan whose threads are wrapped gorgeously around the auspicious wedding ceremony of the Indian bride, which is draped in a Gharchola sari or with a dupatta covering her bridal ensemble, the young bride coyly moves into the home of her husband. A Gharchola sari thus is not just an Indian women’s wear but also forms a valuable part of the culture of India, as a family heirloom which the daughter inherits from her mother, along with the advice on a happy married life. Designed using fine art silk fabric, this Gharchola sari is available in three graciously Indian shades- red, yellow, and blue, all of them equally enchanting thanks to the ethnic motifs that cover the entire fabric of the sari. Auspicious symbols such as paisley and elephant are materialized on the sari and adorning the pallu (endpiece) are blossoming plants marking the blooming of a new and fragrant relationship in the life of the gorgeous wearer.