Kathpadar Saree

🌺 Kathpadar Saree – A Traditional Treasure from Gujarat Kathpadar Sarees are a regional traditional saree style from Gujarat, most recognized for their bold borders, rich colors, and Bandhani or Gharchola influences. These sarees hold cultural and religious significance, especially among Gujarati and Kutchi communities, and are commonly worn for marriage ceremonies, pujas, and festivals.🧵 What Does “Kathpadar” Mean? "Kath" refers to the deep maroon/red color traditionally used in bridal attire."Padar" means pallu or the border section of a saree.So, Kathpadar Saree typically refers to a saree with:A maroon or red pallu/border (often heavily embellished),Paired with a contrasting or Bandhej body.👗 Key Features of Kathpadar Sarees Feature Description Origin Gujarat (especially Kutch & Saurashtra regions) Fabric Cotton, Gaji Silk, Art Silk, or Georgette Style Bandhani (tie-dye) or Gharchola grid patterns with maroon/red borders Border (Padar) Often enhanced with zari, mirror work, or traditional motifs Colors Red/maroon pallu with yellow, green, orange, or white body Occasions Weddings, Navratri, Durga Puja, Teej, and traditional family functions👑 Cultural Significance Worn by Gujarati brides or newlyweds, especially as part of post-marriage rituals.It symbolizes auspiciousness, tradition, and respect for heritage.Often gifted to brides in a trousseau (wedding collection).

Length:- 6.30 m Fabric :-Banarasi silk , Work :- Rich golden zari , With blouse