Off-White Colour Dhonekhali Handloom Saree

Own a piece of cinematic history woven into a traditional West Bengal’s handloom – Dhonekhali. This unique saree features a comfortable Cream/Off-White body and is distinguished by the quirky, hand-woven ‘Bhuter Raja’ (King of Ghosts) motifs, a tribute to the beloved character from Satyajit Ray’s iconic film. It’s a must-have for cinephiles and art lovers alike!

The clean body is adorned with stylized Red woven motifs representing the Bhuter Raja. This adds an element of fun, intellectual, and traditional charm.

The decorative end is bold and eye-catching, featuring striking woven stripes in rich shades of Red, Maroon, and White.

Disclaimer

Please note that the color shade of the product may appear slightly different due to variations in screen resolution on different devices (Laptop/Mobile/Tablet), or the impact of our digital photo shoot. We strive to accurately represent the colors of our products. We request that you consider these minor color variations.

Care Instructions:

Dry Clean Only: To maintain the integrity of the delicate fabric and intricate handloom work, it is recommended to dry clean this saree. Professional dry-cleaning will help preserve the colors and textures over time.

Avoid Direct Sunlight: When storing the saree, keep it away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading. Store it in a cool, dry place to maintain its vibrancy.

Gentle Hand Wash: If necessary, you can hand wash the saree with a mild detergent in cold water. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric to prevent stretching or damaging the delicate fibbers.

Avoid Bleach and Harsh Chemicals: Do not use bleach or harsh chemicals while washing the saree, as it can cause damage to the fabric and affect the colors.

Iron Carefully: Iron the saree on a low to medium heat setting to remove wrinkles. It’s recommended to iron the saree inside out to protect the intricate work on the surface.

Store with Care: When not in use, fold the saree neatly and store it in a breathable cotton bag or tissue paper to prevent any moisture build-up and protect it from dust and insects.

Handle with Caution: While wearing the saree, handle it with care to avoid snagging or tearing the delicate fabric. Avoid contact with rough surfaces or sharp objects that may cause damage.

Avoid Perfumes and Deodorants: Keep the saree away from direct contact with perfumes, deodorants, or any other harsh chemicals, as they may discolor or stain the fabric.