Deep Royal Blue & White Leaf Buti Bagru Block Print Soft Cotton Mulmul Saree with Pom Pom

Deep, graphic, and alive with the pure energy of Bagru's most celebrated indigo printing tradition — this Bagru Hand Block Printed Cotton Mulmul Saree in deep royal blue is a saree of bold craft intelligence and effortless contemporary elegance. The deep royal blue mulmul cotton body carries a magnificent dense all-over scatter of compact white leaf buti motifs — each buti a clean, fully rendered upright leaf form with a central midrib and precise lateral vein lines, printed in crisp ivory white on the deep blue ground in a tight staggered diagonal repeat that covers the entire body with rhythmic botanical freshness and luminous contrast. The border transitions into a bold dramatic white chevron zigzag stripe — wide, confident V-form bands of bright white running continuously across the full border and both long selvage edges, creating a graphic, contemporary border of maximum visual impact. The pallu carries a breathtaking large-scale white floral paisley/peacock composition — grand, fully rendered scrolling paisley and peacock forms with dense botanical floral fills, rendered in bold white resist on the deep blue ground with the characteristic confidence of master Bagru block printing. The entire lower hem and both pallu side edges are finished with a vivid red pompom fringe — each pompom a round tuft of bright red cotton — creating the iconic Bagru red-on-blue chromatic accent of maximum festive energy. The included blouse piece is in deep royal blue cotton with a bold all-over white diamond lattice geometric block print. Woven in the finest cotton mulmul and printed in the authentic Bagru natural indigo tradition, this is a saree of complete graphic magnificence and deeply considered craft beauty.

The Fabric — Fine Cotton Mulmul Cotton mulmul is the most beloved of all Indian summer fabrics — extraordinarily fine, open-weave cotton of the highest breathability and softness:

• Featherweight and gossamer-fine — the lightest of all cotton weaves, supremely comfortable in India's warmth
• Extraordinarily soft against the skin — mulmul softens further with every wash, becoming more beautiful with time
• A fine, open weave structure allowing maximum air circulation — the definitive summer and monsoon saree fabric
• A deep royal blue base achieved through natural indigo dyeing — the most celebrated colour of Bagru's greatest craft heritage
• A characteristic soft, airy drape — fluid and effortlessly graceful — making mulmul sarees among the most comfortable of all saree fabrics

The Bagru Block Print & Natural Indigo Tradition Bagru, on the outskirts of Jaipur, Rajasthan, is home to generations of Chhipa artisan families practising hand block printing with natural dyes — particularly the dabu mud resist and natural indigo vat dyeing — for centuries. Deep indigo blue is the most celebrated and historically significant colour of Bagru's natural dye heritage — achieved through the traditional indigo vat dyeing process where fabric is repeatedly immersed in a natural indigo fermentation vat to build successive layers of the characteristic deep, rich blue. The white resist print on deep indigo ground — achieved through the dabu mud resist process where a clay and gum resist paste is block-printed onto the fabric before dyeing, preserving the white ground beneath the resist — is one of the most ancient and beautiful of all Indian block printing techniques, producing white prints of extraordinary luminosity and warmth against the deep blue.

The Colour Deep royal blue — the most ancient, revered, and globally celebrated natural dye colour in human textile history — carries on fine cotton mulmul the characteristic depth and warmth of natural indigo: a deep, rich, slightly warm blue with the living quality that no synthetic navy can replicate. The white resist print on this deep indigo ground achieves extraordinary luminosity — the characteristic brilliance of natural resist printing where the preserved cotton white glows against the deep blue with a warmth and depth unique to the natural dye process. The vivid red pompom hem creates the iconic Bagru chromatic accent — the red-on-indigo-blue combination being one of the most festively beautiful and historically rooted colour pairings in all of Rajasthani textile tradition.

The Body — Deep Blue with Dense White Leaf Buti All-Over The deep royal blue mulmul body carries a magnificently dense all-over repeat of compact white leaf buti motifs — clean, botanically refined, and rhythmically precise:

Each leaf buti consists of:

• A clean upright leaf form — a simple, elegantly proportioned oval-pointed leaf rendered in crisp white resist; the form is clean and uncluttered — the confident simplicity of a motif that has been refined through generations of block printing into its most essential and beautiful expression
• A strong central midrib line — a precise vertical central vein line running the full length of each leaf from base to tip
• Fine lateral vein lines — short, precise lateral vein lines branching symmetrically from the central midrib — left and right — creating the characteristic botanical leaf vein pattern with great delicacy and precision
• Clean outer leaf outline — a confident white outline defining the full leaf form against the deep blue ground

The leaf butis are arranged in a dense staggered diagonal repeat — alternating rows offset at precise half-drop intervals — creating a body surface of extraordinary rhythmic evenness and botanical freshness. The density of the repeat is generous — the white leaf forms closely spaced across the deep blue ground — creating a surface that balances the deep blue ground and the white print in near-equal visual weight, the overall effect being of a luminous blue and white textile of great contemporary graphic beauty.

The Border & Selvage — Bold White Chevron Zigzag Stripe Along the lower hem and running continuously along both long selvage edges of the full saree length, a bold dramatic white chevron zigzag stripe creates a graphic, powerful framing element of maximum contemporary visual impact:

• Wide bold white chevron V-forms — large, wide V-shaped chevron forms in bright white run continuously in a tight horizontal repeat across the full border and selvage width; each chevron is boldly scaled and precisely executed — the characteristic confident geometry of Bagru's finest geometric block printing
• Deep blue ground between chevrons — the deep royal blue ground preserved between the white chevron forms creates the negative-space blue chevrons that read alongside the white positive forms — the overall composition reading as a bold two-tone blue and white chevron stripe of great graphic power
• Fine sawtooth edge detailing — along the inner edge of the chevron stripe border, fine small sawtooth or pointed edge detailing creates a precise, decorative inner border transition between the chevron stripe and the leaf buti body

The bold chevron selvage running along both long edges of the full saree length creates a visually powerful framing element — as the saree drapes and pleats, the continuous chevron edge appears as a bold graphic line running along the outer edge of every pleat, creating a saree of extraordinary visual dynamism in motion.

The Pallu — Grand White Paisley & Peacock Floral Heritage Composition The pallu is a breathtaking large-scale white resist composition on the deep blue ground — one of the most grand and heritage-rich of all Bagru pallu vocabularies:

• Grand scrolling paisley forms — large, fully rendered white paisley/keri forms of extraordinary scale, each paisley a complete botanical world: a sweeping scrolling outer form rendered in bold white resist with dense interior floral fills — blooming flower clusters, fine leaf sprays, curling vine tendrils, and delicate botanical dot fills within each paisley interior
• Peacock/bird motif compositions — interspersed among the large paisley forms, large peacock or bird motif compositions in bold white resist: sweeping tail feather forms, proud chest and neck profiles, and fine feather detailing rendered with the characteristic bold, warm hand of Bagru block printing
• Dense botanical fill compositions — the spaces between the major paisley and peacock forms are filled with large-scale botanical compositions: bold blooming flower clusters, large leaf forms, and fine vine and stem work — creating a pallu of extraordinary decorative density and heritage richness
• Chevron stripe continuation — the bold chevron zigzag stripe from the body selvage continues along both edges of the pallu, creating visual continuity between the body border and the pallu

The overall pallu effect is one of magnificent heritage grandeur — the large-scale white resist paisley and peacock compositions on the deep royal blue ground creating a pallu of extraordinary visual power, luminosity, and craft ambition.

The Red Pompom Hem The entire lower hem and both long side edges of the pallu are finished with a vivid red pompom fringe — each pompom a round, tightly wound tuft of bright red cotton thread. The red pompoms against the deep royal blue edge create the most iconic and beloved of all Bagru chromatic contrasts — vivid red on deep indigo blue — a colour pairing of pure festive energy and great historical depth in the Rajasthani block print tradition. Each pompom catches the light and sways with movement, adding joyful tactile and visual festivity to the hem.

The Blouse Piece — Deep Blue with White Diamond Lattice The included 1 metre blouse piece is in deep royal blue cotton with a bold all-over white diamond lattice geometric block print — large, precise diamond grid forms in bright white on the deep blue ground, creating a beautifully bold geometric blouse piece that echoes the geometric vocabulary of the chevron border in a different geometric form. The diamond lattice blouse provides a graphic, contemporary geometric companion to the botanical leaf buti saree body — the same deep blue and white palette, a completely different geometric rhythm — creating a beautifully intelligent print-contrast pairing.

Fabric & Details

• Fabric: Fine Cotton Mulmul — featherweight, supremely soft and breathable
• Technique: Bagru Hand Block Printing — natural indigo ground, white dabu resist print; traditional Rajasthani Chhipa artisan craft
• Colour: Deep Royal Blue (natural indigo) ground | Dense White Leaf Buti Body | Bold White Chevron Zigzag Selvage Border | Grand White Paisley & Peacock Pallu | Vivid Red Pompom Hem
• Hem Trim: Vivid red pompom fringe along full lower hem and pallu side edges
• Blouse Piece: 1 metre deep royal blue cotton with bold white diamond lattice geometric block print (unstitched)

Size & Includes

• Saree Length: 5.5 metres
• Blouse Piece: 1 metre (unstitched — deep royal blue with white diamond lattice block print)
• Total: 6.5 metres

Care Instructions Gentle hand wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent. Do not soak or wring. Dry flat in shade to preserve the deep indigo blue ground and white resist print luminosity. First wash may release slight excess natural indigo dye — wash separately; natural indigo on cotton mulmul settles and deepens beautifully with successive washes. Cotton mulmul softens and drapes more beautifully with every wash. Iron on medium cotton setting while slightly damp. Hand wash the pompom trim gently — do not machine wash or wring the pompom edge.

Ideal For Festive occasions, Navratri, Diwali, cultural events, heritage textile exhibitions, casual wedding functions, evening outdoor gatherings, art events, everyday premium dressing, college and workplace wear, and every occasion that calls for the quiet power of deep indigo — for the woman who understands that blue is the colour of depth and intelligence, that natural indigo resist printing is one of the oldest and most beautiful of all human craft traditions, that a bold chevron border is simultaneously ancient and completely contemporary, and that a vivid red pompom hem is Bagru's most honest and joyful gift to the woman who wears it.

Deep, graphic, and alive with the pure energy of Bagru's most celebrated indigo printing tradition — this Bagru Hand Block Printed Cotton Mulmul Saree in deep royal blue is a saree of bold craft intelligence and effortless contemporary elegance. The deep royal blue mulmul cotton body carries a magnificent dense all-over scatter of compact white leaf buti motifs — each buti a clean, fully rendered upright leaf form with a central midrib and precise lateral vein lines, printed in crisp ivory white on the deep blue ground in a tight staggered diagonal repeat that covers the entire body with rhythmic botanical freshness and luminous contrast. The border transitions into a bold dramatic white chevron zigzag stripe — wide, confident V-form bands of bright white running continuously across the full border and both long selvage edges, creating a graphic, contemporary border of maximum visual impact. The pallu carries a breathtaking large-scale white floral paisley/peacock composition — grand, fully rendered scrolling paisley and peacock forms with dense botanical floral fills, rendered in bold white resist on the deep blue ground with the characteristic confidence of master Bagru block printing. The entire lower hem and both pallu side edges are finished with a vivid red pompom fringe — each pompom a round tuft of bright red cotton — creating the iconic Bagru red-on-blue chromatic accent of maximum festive energy. The included blouse piece is in deep royal blue cotton with a bold all-over white diamond lattice geometric block print. Woven in the finest cotton mulmul and printed in the authentic Bagru natural indigo tradition, this is a saree of complete graphic magnificence and deeply considered craft beauty.

The Fabric — Fine Cotton Mulmul Cotton mulmul is the most beloved of all Indian summer fabrics — extraordinarily fine, open-weave cotton of the highest breathability and softness:

• Featherweight and gossamer-fine — the lightest of all cotton weaves, supremely comfortable in India's warmth
• Extraordinarily soft against the skin — mulmul softens further with every wash, becoming more beautiful with time
• A fine, open weave structure allowing maximum air circulation — the definitive summer and monsoon saree fabric
• A deep royal blue base achieved through natural indigo dyeing — the most celebrated colour of Bagru's greatest craft heritage
• A characteristic soft, airy drape — fluid and effortlessly graceful — making mulmul sarees among the most comfortable of all saree fabrics

The Bagru Block Print & Natural Indigo Tradition Bagru, on the outskirts of Jaipur, Rajasthan, is home to generations of Chhipa artisan families practising hand block printing with natural dyes — particularly the dabu mud resist and natural indigo vat dyeing — for centuries. Deep indigo blue is the most celebrated and historically significant colour of Bagru's natural dye heritage — achieved through the traditional indigo vat dyeing process where fabric is repeatedly immersed in a natural indigo fermentation vat to build successive layers of the characteristic deep, rich blue. The white resist print on deep indigo ground — achieved through the dabu mud resist process where a clay and gum resist paste is block-printed onto the fabric before dyeing, preserving the white ground beneath the resist — is one of the most ancient and beautiful of all Indian block printing techniques, producing white prints of extraordinary luminosity and warmth against the deep blue.

The Colour Deep royal blue — the most ancient, revered, and globally celebrated natural dye colour in human textile history — carries on fine cotton mulmul the characteristic depth and warmth of natural indigo: a deep, rich, slightly warm blue with the living quality that no synthetic navy can replicate. The white resist print on this deep indigo ground achieves extraordinary luminosity — the characteristic brilliance of natural resist printing where the preserved cotton white glows against the deep blue with a warmth and depth unique to the natural dye process. The vivid red pompom hem creates the iconic Bagru chromatic accent — the red-on-indigo-blue combination being one of the most festively beautiful and historically rooted colour pairings in all of Rajasthani textile tradition.

The Body — Deep Blue with Dense White Leaf Buti All-Over The deep royal blue mulmul body carries a magnificently dense all-over repeat of compact white leaf buti motifs — clean, botanically refined, and rhythmically precise:

Each leaf buti consists of:

• A clean upright leaf form — a simple, elegantly proportioned oval-pointed leaf rendered in crisp white resist; the form is clean and uncluttered — the confident simplicity of a motif that has been refined through generations of block printing into its most essential and beautiful expression
• A strong central midrib line — a precise vertical central vein line running the full length of each leaf from base to tip
• Fine lateral vein lines — short, precise lateral vein lines branching symmetrically from the central midrib — left and right — creating the characteristic botanical leaf vein pattern with great delicacy and precision
• Clean outer leaf outline — a confident white outline defining the full leaf form against the deep blue ground

The leaf butis are arranged in a dense staggered diagonal repeat — alternating rows offset at precise half-drop intervals — creating a body surface of extraordinary rhythmic evenness and botanical freshness. The density of the repeat is generous — the white leaf forms closely spaced across the deep blue ground — creating a surface that balances the deep blue ground and the white print in near-equal visual weight, the overall effect being of a luminous blue and white textile of great contemporary graphic beauty.

The Border & Selvage — Bold White Chevron Zigzag Stripe Along the lower hem and running continuously along both long selvage edges of the full saree length, a bold dramatic white chevron zigzag stripe creates a graphic, powerful framing element of maximum contemporary visual impact:

• Wide bold white chevron V-forms — large, wide V-shaped chevron forms in bright white run continuously in a tight horizontal repeat across the full border and selvage width; each chevron is boldly scaled and precisely executed — the characteristic confident geometry of Bagru's finest geometric block printing
• Deep blue ground between chevrons — the deep royal blue ground preserved between the white chevron forms creates the negative-space blue chevrons that read alongside the white positive forms — the overall composition reading as a bold two-tone blue and white chevron stripe of great graphic power
• Fine sawtooth edge detailing — along the inner edge of the chevron stripe border, fine small sawtooth or pointed edge detailing creates a precise, decorative inner border transition between the chevron stripe and the leaf buti body

The bold chevron selvage running along both long edges of the full saree length creates a visually powerful framing element — as the saree drapes and pleats, the continuous chevron edge appears as a bold graphic line running along the outer edge of every pleat, creating a saree of extraordinary visual dynamism in motion.

The Pallu — Grand White Paisley & Peacock Floral Heritage Composition The pallu is a breathtaking large-scale white resist composition on the deep blue ground — one of the most grand and heritage-rich of all Bagru pallu vocabularies:

• Grand scrolling paisley forms — large, fully rendered white paisley/keri forms of extraordinary scale, each paisley a complete botanical world: a sweeping scrolling outer form rendered in bold white resist with dense interior floral fills — blooming flower clusters, fine leaf sprays, curling vine tendrils, and delicate botanical dot fills within each paisley interior
• Peacock/bird motif compositions — interspersed among the large paisley forms, large peacock or bird motif compositions in bold white resist: sweeping tail feather forms, proud chest and neck profiles, and fine feather detailing rendered with the characteristic bold, warm hand of Bagru block printing
• Dense botanical fill compositions — the spaces between the major paisley and peacock forms are filled with large-scale botanical compositions: bold blooming flower clusters, large leaf forms, and fine vine and stem work — creating a pallu of extraordinary decorative density and heritage richness
• Chevron stripe continuation — the bold chevron zigzag stripe from the body selvage continues along both edges of the pallu, creating visual continuity between the body border and the pallu

The overall pallu effect is one of magnificent heritage grandeur — the large-scale white resist paisley and peacock compositions on the deep royal blue ground creating a pallu of extraordinary visual power, luminosity, and craft ambition.

The Red Pompom Hem The entire lower hem and both long side edges of the pallu are finished with a vivid red pompom fringe — each pompom a round, tightly wound tuft of bright red cotton thread. The red pompoms against the deep royal blue edge create the most iconic and beloved of all Bagru chromatic contrasts — vivid red on deep indigo blue — a colour pairing of pure festive energy and great historical depth in the Rajasthani block print tradition. Each pompom catches the light and sways with movement, adding joyful tactile and visual festivity to the hem.

The Blouse Piece — Deep Blue with White Diamond Lattice The included 1 metre blouse piece is in deep royal blue cotton with a bold all-over white diamond lattice geometric block print — large, precise diamond grid forms in bright white on the deep blue ground, creating a beautifully bold geometric blouse piece that echoes the geometric vocabulary of the chevron border in a different geometric form. The diamond lattice blouse provides a graphic, contemporary geometric companion to the botanical leaf buti saree body — the same deep blue and white palette, a completely different geometric rhythm — creating a beautifully intelligent print-contrast pairing.

Fabric & Details

• Fabric: Fine Cotton Mulmul — featherweight, supremely soft and breathable
• Technique: Bagru Hand Block Printing — natural indigo ground, white dabu resist print; traditional Rajasthani Chhipa artisan craft
• Colour: Deep Royal Blue (natural indigo) ground | Dense White Leaf Buti Body | Bold White Chevron Zigzag Selvage Border | Grand White Paisley & Peacock Pallu | Vivid Red Pompom Hem
• Hem Trim: Vivid red pompom fringe along full lower hem and pallu side edges
• Blouse Piece: 1 metre deep royal blue cotton with bold white diamond lattice geometric block print (unstitched)

Size & Includes

• Saree Length: 5.5 metres
• Blouse Piece: 1 metre (unstitched — deep royal blue with white diamond lattice block print)
• Total: 6.5 metres

Care Instructions Gentle hand wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent. Do not soak or wring. Dry flat in shade to preserve the deep indigo blue ground and white resist print luminosity. First wash may release slight excess natural indigo dye — wash separately; natural indigo on cotton mulmul settles and deepens beautifully with successive washes. Cotton mulmul softens and drapes more beautifully with every wash. Iron on medium cotton setting while slightly damp. Hand wash the pompom trim gently — do not machine wash or wring the pompom edge.

Ideal For Festive occasions, Navratri, Diwali, cultural events, heritage textile exhibitions, casual wedding functions, evening outdoor gatherings, art events, everyday premium dressing, college and workplace wear, and every occasion that calls for the quiet power of deep indigo — for the woman who understands that blue is the colour of depth and intelligence, that natural indigo resist printing is one of the oldest and most beautiful of all human craft traditions, that a bold chevron border is simultaneously ancient and completely contemporary, and that a vivid red pompom hem is Bagru's most honest and joyful gift to the woman who wears it.