Coffee Brown Mustard Peepal Ikat Handspun Tussar Silk Saree TC_Nadi You can call it a

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and beauty converge

Edging is done on the loose ends of the saree so that threads don't come out

which our skilled weavers brought to life using the mastery of the Ikat technique—an ancient Odisha art where every thread is dyed to perfection before it even meets the loom

known for its rich texture

Coffee Brown Mustard Peepal Ikat Handspun Tussar Silk Saree TC_Nadi You can call it aExperience the Sacred Peepal Tree, referred to as "Ashvatta" in the Vedas, providing divine shade for the celestial horse. Known as the "Arasa Maram" or king of trees in Tamil culture, it holds a special significance. The Bhagavad Gita recognizes it as a manifestation of Krishna, while the Atharvana Veda deems it the Amrita of the World. Under its branches, Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment, becoming the Buddha, leading to its name as the