Body: A visual masterpiece, this deep maroon saree celebrates the rare and ancient '9-figure' Double Ikat design, depicting butterflies, flowers, parrots, elephants, peacocks, lions, tigers, dancing girls, and swans. Each motif is symbolic—woven with mathematical precision and cultural meaning—showcasing the artistry and patience of Patan weavers.

Border: The self medium border with subtle horizontal lines grounds the detailed narrative of the body with quiet strength.

Pallu: The self floral Double Ikat pallu is framed with a single gold zari kaddi line, maintaining focus on the richly illustrated motifs.

Blouse: No blouse piece provided, giving freedom to pair with contrasting or tonal separates as desired.

About Weave: Patan Patola is a centuries-old double ikat weave from Gujarat, known for its perfect symmetry and vibrant motifs. Woven entirely by hand, the process takes 4 to 6 months and involves resist-dyeing both warp and weft threads before they’re woven — a technique mastered by just a few skilled families in Patan. Each saree is a labor of love, tradition, and unmatched precision, passed down through generations.