Where the looms of Sholapur meet the soul of Maharashtra — draped in the regal depth of Royal Blue.
Origin & Heritage
The Narayanpeth saree is a proud legacy of the Sholapur district of Maharashtra, woven by skilled artisans who have carried this craft across generations. Known for its distinctive contrast border and signature zari buta work, the Narayanpeth weave is a symbol of Maharashtrian identity — worn at weddings, festivals, and every occasion that calls for grace with tradition.
Product Overview
This Royal Blue Narayanpeth saree is crafted in a Cotton-Acrylic blend that offers the comfort of cotton with the lustrous drape of acrylic. The rich Royal Blue body is beautifully offset by a contrast Meena pallu and the iconic Narayanpeth border — making it a statement piece that is both traditional and timelessly elegant.
Fabric & Craft
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Fabric: Narayanpeth Cotton by Acrylic
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Colour: Royal Blue with contrast border
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Work: 3 metres of Boota (buta) work across the body
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Pallu: Contrast Meena-rich pallu with zari detailing
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Border: Special Narayanpeth signature border
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Blouse Piece: Running blouse piece attached
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Length: 6 metres including blouse piece
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Approximate Weight: 700 gm
From Artisan to Elegance
Each Narayanpeth saree is woven on traditional pit looms by artisans in and around Sholapur, where the craft has been practised for over a century. The contrast Meena pallu is carefully woven with coloured threads to create a vibrant, jewel-like finish — a hallmark of the Narayanpeth tradition. The buta motifs across the body are woven with precision, giving the saree a festive richness that no printed fabric can replicate.
Who Will Love This Saree?
- Professionals and executives who wear sarees to work or formal events
- Women seeking an authentic Maharashtrian saree for weddings and pujas
- NRI buyers looking for genuine Indian handloom with regional identity
- Collectors building a curated wardrobe of regional Indian weaves
- Families gifting a meaningful, heritage saree for special occasions
Perfect For
- Maharashtrian weddings and traditional ceremonies
- Festive occasions — Diwali, Navratri, Gudi Padwa
- South Indian and cross-cultural wedding functions
- Office wear and formal gatherings
- Bridesmaids and family functions
Styling Suggestion
Pair this Royal Blue saree with gold or antique silver jewellery — a temple necklace or Kolhapuri saaj would be ideal. A contrast blouse in deep green, gold, or ivory will complement the Meena pallu beautifully. Drape in the traditional Nauvari or Nivi style for a complete Maharashtrian look.
Product Includes
- 1 Narayanpeth Cotton-Acrylic Saree (5.5 metres approx.)
- 1 Running Blouse Piece (attached, ~0.8 metres)
- Total length: 6 metres
Care Instructions
- Dry clean recommended for first wash to preserve colour and border
- If hand washing, use cold water with mild detergent
- Do not wring — gently squeeze and dry in shade
- Store folded in a muslin cloth; avoid plastic bags
- Iron on medium heat; avoid direct iron on zari border
- Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight to prevent colour fading
Important Note
This saree is handwoven by artisans — minor variations in weave, border width, or buta placement are natural and a mark of authenticity, not a defect. Colours may appear slightly different on screen depending on your device's display settings. We recommend viewing in natural light for the truest colour representation.
Why Buy from Ethnics Land?
At Ethnics Land, we have been curating authentic Indian handloom sarees since 2018 — sourced directly from weaver communities and regional clusters across India. Every saree undergoes a quality check before dispatch. We believe in full transparency: what you see is what you receive. When you buy from us, you are not just purchasing a saree — you are supporting a living craft and the artisans who keep it alive.
