Dharmavaram Saree for Bharatanatyam & Arangetram | Rani Pink
Dharmavaram Saree for Bharatanatyam & Arangetram | Rani Pink
Dharmavaram Saree for Bharatanatyam & Arangetram | Rani Pink
Dharmavaram Saree for Bharatanatyam & Arangetram | Rani Pink

Pink Self | Dharmavaram Saree | SO695

Rs. 8,900.00

That particular shade of Rani Pink, so rich it almost glows, with the distinct small gold zari buttas scattered across the body, tells you this Dharmavaram silk is designed for...

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Description

That particular shade of Rani Pink, so rich it almost glows, with the distinct small gold zari buttas scattered across the body, tells you this Dharmavaram silk is designed for impact—especially under stage lights. We selected this handloomed piece for its vibrant hue and the traditional gold zari paisley border, a combination our Bharatanatyam customers frequently request for both practice and performance. It’s the kind of fabric that not only looks stunning but also performs exceptionally for dancers.

Why This Rani Pink Dharmavaram Shines on Stage

  • Unmatched Stage Vibrancy: The deep Rani Pink, a hallmark of authentic Dharmavaram silks, ensures phenomenal visibility and photographic appeal, making it a favorite for Arangetram and classical dance performances where every detail counts. Its lustrous finish catches the light beautifully.
  • Effortless Grace & Durability: Woven from a fine Dharmavaram handloom silk, this saree offers a beautiful drape that holds pleats impeccably, a crucial feature for the dynamic movements of Bharatanatyam dancers. Its robust construction means it withstands repeated use and travel.
  • Traditional Zari Craftsmanship: The medium-width gold zari border features classic paisley motifs, providing an authentic and elegant frame that resonates with traditional Indian aesthetics. The subtle zari buttas on the body add a touch of traditional richness without overwhelming the vivid base color.

💡 Tailor's Note on Prepping & Pleating

From our decades of experience at Shanthi Tailors, we recommend a gentle steam press before stitching this Dharmavaram silk into a Bharatanatyam costume or for its first wear. The fabric takes and holds pleats exceptionally well, which is vital for a dancer’s performance. The included Ink Blue blouse piece offers a striking contrast; ensure it's pre-washed separately to prevent any minimal color bleed, although Dharmavaram silks are generally color-fast.

Product Specifications

Attribute Value
Length 6.2 Meters (includes blouse piece)
Fabric Dharmavaram Handloom Silk
Zari Type Gold Zari
Border Width Medium (approx. 5 inches)
Pallu Design Traditional gold zari with paisley motifs
Blouse Piece Included (unstitched, Pink)
Occasion Arangetram, Bharatanatyam Performance, Classical Dance, Festivals
Care Dry clean recommended

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this Dharmavaram saree include a blouse piece?

A: Yes, this Dharmavaram saree comes with an unstitched 80cm blouse piece in a contrasting Ink Blue color, perfect for customization. We've found this color combination to be very popular for Bharatanatyam costumes.

Q: Is this Dharmavaram saree suitable for an Arangetram costume?

A: Absolutely. The vibrant Rani Pink hue, durable handloom silk, and excellent pleat-holding capability make this Dharmavaram saree an ideal choice for an Arangetram costume. Many of our dance school clients, who have trusted Shanthi Tailors for over 57 years, select similar pieces for their students' debut performances.

Q: How do I care for this handloom silk saree?

A: To preserve the rich color and delicate zari work of this Dharmavaram silk, we strongly recommend professional dry cleaning only. For storage, fold carefully with butter paper or a soft cotton cloth to prevent creasing and zari damage, and keep it away from direct sunlight.

Q: What is the exact length of this saree?

A: This Dharmavaram saree measures 6.2 meters in length, which includes the unstitched blouse piece. This standard length is perfect for draping in various traditional styles or for conversion into a Bharatanatyam costume.


Shanthi Tailors (Est. 1967): Three generations of dressing dancers and silk lovers. Every piece personally inspected before shipping.