Ethical and Fair Trade Practices
Graamyam products are co-created by a small group of craft people and an in-house design team who share a vision of ethical business practices.
We ensure that the artisan communities making our handcrafted products are fairly compensated and acknowledged. We consciously adopt sustainable practices and reduce waste in our business processes, thus reducing negative environmental impacts.
Nilaavu Saree
$60.00
Handwoven with 100% cotton fine threads, gives a soft feel to the Saree. Main body is woven with traditional cotton threads.
Perforations seen along the long edges are formed as part of the hand weaving process.
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Blue Moon light seeping through the darkness of night. That is the beauty of a full moon night
We have this beautiful black saree interwoven with blue yarn to give you an elegant look
Get noticed in a crowd by wearing this unique saree…
Additional information
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 550 × 120 cm |
| Material | Handloom |
| Size | Length – 550 cms, Width – 120 Cms |
Ethical and Fair Trade Practices
Graamyam products are co-created by a small group of craft people and an in-house design team who share a vision of ethical business practices.
We ensure that the artisan communities making our handcrafted products are fairly compensated and acknowledged. We consciously adopt sustainable practices and reduce waste in our business processes, thus reducing negative environmental impacts.
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