Handwoven Vegan Banana Pith Saree – Silver Grey & Plum Purple with Traditional Peacock Motifs

Description

Celebrate sustainable elegance with this stunning Handwoven Vegan Banana Pith Saree, thoughtfully crafted from natural banana fibre and woven by skilled artisans. Featuring a sophisticated silver grey body beautifully complemented by a rich plum-purple pallu, this saree is a perfect blend of eco-conscious fashion and timeless Indian craftsmanship.

The body is adorned with delicate woven peacock motifs that add a subtle touch of tradition, while the contrast pallu showcases graceful stripes and rich colour transitions that enhance its luxurious appeal. The natural sheen of banana fibre lends the saree an elegant silk-like finish, making it ideal for both special occasions and refined everyday wear.

Lightweight, breathable, and environmentally friendly, this saree offers exceptional comfort while supporting sustainable textile practices. Its understated elegance makes it a versatile addition to any wardrobe.

✨ Key Highlights

✔ Handwoven Vegan Banana Pith Saree
✔ Made from Sustainable Natural Banana Fibre
✔ Elegant Silver Grey Body with Contrast Plum-Purple Pallu
✔ Delicate Traditional Peacock Motifs Woven Across the Body
✔ Rich Contrast Pallu with Artistic Stripe Detailing
✔ Lightweight and Breathable Fabric
✔ Soft Natural Sheen with Luxurious Appeal
✔ Eco-Friendly, Sustainable and Cruelty-Free
✔ Comfortable for Long Hours of Wear
✔ Handcrafted by Skilled Artisans
✔ No Blouse Fabric Included

📋 Product Details

• Fabric: Handwoven Banana Pith Fibre
• Colour: Silver Grey & Plum Purple
• Motifs: Traditional Peacock Motifs
• Weave: Handloom
• Texture: Lightweight, Soft and Breathable
• Sustainability: Vegan and Eco-Friendly
• Occasion: Festive Wear, Office Wear, Cultural Events and Elegant Gatherings

Blouse: No Blouse Fabric Included                                                            

Care Instructions: Dry clean only. 

Notes
Natural slubs, thread variations, brushstroke variations, and minor irregularities are inherent to handcrafted handpainted sarees and are not considered defects. Slight colour variations may occur due to lighting and screen settings.