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Manohari Pure Linen Handloom Temple Border Saree Ivory White

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SKU: 60731WBPL105

Handcrafted at Indiehaat Bhagalpur Unit. Master Weaver: Wasif.

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Manohari Pure Linen Handloom Temple Border Saree is a graceful expression of timeless Indian handloom artistry. Woven from premium Pure Linen, this elegant saree features a crisp ivory white base beautifully enhanced with burnished gold woven zari work that adds understated sophistication. The defining feature is its traditional temple border, adorned with bold geometric triangular motifs symbolizing prosperity and heritage. A minimalist pallu finished with elegant horizontal zari stripes and delicate tassels completes the design with refined charm. Lightweight, breathable, and naturally textured, the saree offers exceptional comfort while maintaining a graceful drape, making it ideal for festive celebrations, temple visits, office gatherings, and cultural occasions. Handwoven by skilled artisan Wasif from Bhagalpur, every saree preserves the rich handloom traditions of Bihar while embracing contemporary elegance. Complete with a matching running blouse piece, this handcrafted creation is a beautiful blend of heritage craftsmanship and everyday sophistication.

Product Specifications
Fabric: Pure Linen
Work: Handloom Weave with Temple Border
Saree Length: 5.5 - 5.75 Meter Approx.
Blouse Piece: 0.75 Meter Running Blouse Included
Package Contains: 1 Saree with Running Blouse Piece
Collection: Manohari
Artisan: Wasif
Craft Cluster: Bhagalpur, Bihar
Country of Origin: India

Care Instructions
Dry clean for the first wash. Later, hand wash separately using mild detergent in cold water. Dry in shade, iron on medium heat, and avoid bleach or harsh chemicals to preserve the linen texture and woven zari border.

Authenticity Note
Every handloom saree is individually woven by skilled artisans. Minor variations in weave, texture, zari work, and tassels are natural characteristics of genuine handcrafted textiles and reflect authentic artisan craftsmanship.

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Fabric / MaterialLinen
Craft / TechniqueHandloom Weaving
ColourWhite
Origin / ClusterBhagalpur
Craft & Story +
**The Story of Pure Linen**
Pure Linen is admired for its breathable texture, natural strength, and elegant drape. Woven from fine flax fibres, it remains cool and comfortable throughout the day while developing a softer feel with every wash. Its understated richness makes it an ideal fabric for both everyday elegance and festive occasions.

**The Heritage of Bhagalpur Handloom**
Bhagalpur, known as the Silk City of India, is equally respected for its rich handloom weaving traditions. Skilled artisans continue to preserve age-old weaving techniques, producing handcrafted textiles celebrated for their durability, comfort, and timeless appeal.

**The Beauty of the Temple Border**
The Temple Border is one of India's most iconic weaving motifs, inspired by the triangular silhouettes of ancient temple architecture. Woven directly into the fabric with burnished gold zari, these elegant geometric patterns symbolize prosperity, devotion, and cultural heritage, adding a timeless character to every saree.
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What is the temple border on the Manohari saree?

It is a traditional border of bold triangular motifs, inspired by temple spires, woven in burnished gold zari along the edge of the ivory linen. On this saree the triangles are large and spaced along the border, so they are clearly visible when draped.

What does the pallu look like?

The pallu is kept minimal, with horizontal zari stripes in the same burnished gold and delicate tassels at the end. It complements the bold temple border rather than competing with it.

Is it suitable for temple visits and pujas?

Yes. Ivory with a gold temple border is a classic choice for temple visits and pujas, and it suits festive days first. It also works for summer days and travel, kitty lunches and office wear.

Who wove this saree?

It is handwoven by the artisan Wasif in Bhagalpur, Bihar. Bhagalpur has a long handloom tradition, and the temple border is woven directly into the linen with zari during weaving.

How long is the saree and blouse?

The saree is about 5.5 to 5.75 metres long, with a 0.75 metre running blouse piece included. That is enough for a standard blouse; check with your tailor for long sleeves.

How should I wash it?

Dry clean for the first wash. After that, hand wash separately in cold water with a mild detergent, dry it in the shade, and iron on medium heat. Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals, which can damage the linen and zari.

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