Lotus Pink with Marron | Dharmavaram Saree | SOM13
The subtle square zari buttas scattered across this vibrant Lotus Pink body, perfectly complemented by the rich Maroon border, instantly tell us this Dharmavaram handloom is ready for the stage....
The subtle square zari buttas scattered across this vibrant Lotus Pink body, perfectly complemented by the rich Maroon border, instantly tell us this Dharmavaram handloom is ready for the stage. This particular shade of pink with its deep maroon contrast is a classic choice, frequently requested by our students preparing for their Bharatanatyam arangetrams and other significant classical dance performances. We've seen this exact combination bring a lively energy to countless stage lights, a testament to its enduring appeal and visual impact. The handlooming ensures a drape that moves gracefully with every mudra and step, making it a favorite among experienced dancers.
Why This Lotus Pink Dharmavaram Shines on Stage
- Vibrant Visual Appeal: The striking Lotus Pink body against the bold Maroon border with its intricate gold zari motifs creates a captivating contrast, ensuring the dancer stands out under stage lights.
- Durable Handloom Weave: Crafted from Dharmavaram handloom silk, this saree offers excellent durability and a robust structure, vital for the rigorous movements of classical Indian dance without compromising on elegance.
- Effortless Draping & Pleating: The inherent quality of this handloom silk means it holds pleats beautifully and drapes with a natural flow, a crucial feature for Bharatanatyam costumes that require precise and consistent form.
💡 Our Tailoring Notes for Dancers
When converting this Dharmavaram saree into a Bharatanatyam costume, pay close attention to the pleating. The handloom silk takes a sharp pleat remarkably well, which is essential for the traditional fan component. We recommend using a matching maroon or gold lining for the blouse and lower panels to enhance the saree's rich hues and prevent any sheerness under bright stage lighting. This particular saree's weight makes it a dream to work with for our tailors, allowing for precise stitching and a comfortable fit that lasts through long performances.
Product Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 6.2 Meters (includes blouse piece) |
| Fabric | Dharmavaram Handloom Silk |
| Zari Type | Gold Zari |
| Border Width | Wide (approx. 6-7 inches) |
| Pallu Design | Traditional Zari with intricate motifs |
| Blouse Piece | Included (unstitched, matching maroon) |
| Occasion | Arangetram, Bharatanatyam Performance, Classical Dance, Festivals, Temple Wear |
| Care | Dry clean recommended |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does this Dharmavaram saree include a blouse piece?
A: Yes, this Dharmavaram handloom saree comes with an unstitched blouse piece, approximately 80cm in length, typically in a matching Maroon shade to the border. Our customers at Shanthi Tailors often use this for a perfectly coordinated dance costume.
Q: Is this Lotus Pink Dharmavaram saree suitable for an Arangetram costume?
A: Absolutely. This Lotus Pink Dharmavaram handloom silk saree, with its vibrant color and sturdy weave, is an excellent choice for a Bharatanatyam arangetram costume. Its ability to hold pleats and its striking stage presence make it a top recommendation from Shanthi Tailors, trusted by dancers for over 57 years.
Q: How should I care for this Dharmavaram handloom silk saree to maintain its quality?
A: To preserve the rich color and gold zari of your Dharmavaram saree, we strongly recommend professional dry cleaning only. For storage, fold it carefully and store it in a breathable cotton cloth bag, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid using hangers, as they can cause stress on the fabric over time, a tip passed down through three generations at Shanthi Tailors.
Q: What is the exact length of this saree?
A: All our sarees, including this beautiful Dharmavaram piece, are a standard length of 6.2 meters. This includes the unstitched blouse piece, providing ample fabric for draping or custom tailoring into a dance costume.
Shanthi Tailors (Est. 1967): Three generations of dressing dancers and silk lovers. Every piece personally inspected before shipping.