Ilkal Sari

Ilkal saris woven in and around the villages of Ilkal, Kamatgi, Nidigundi and Kolkar in Karnataka are either 6yards or 9 yards. This coarse-count sari was originally made in cotton is now also made in pure silk and cotton silk mix. The ?pallav? is given a lot of importance since it is often worn over the head.

• Textiles, handloom and printed to be hand washed or dry cleaned only.
• Metal surfaces to be wiped clean with a dry cloth.
• Papier mache and painted surfaces to be dusted with a dry cloth.
• Cookware, serveware and tableware to be washed with mild soap and wiped dry.
• Products made of natural fibre to be wiped with a dry cloth/ soft brush.
• Please follow specific care instructions, if any, sent along with your product.
• The nature and tendency of handmade products is that each piece is unique. Unevenness in colour and texture is not a fault but a beautiful characteristic of Artisanal production.
• Variation in colour is possible as colours you see on your device may vary due to colour reproduction, brightness and resolution of individual devices.