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Habba Anchu — the festival border.
The body begins with the discipline of tiny black and white checks.
Small.
Repeated.
Steady across the cotton ground.
Then the edges change the mood.
Red and yellow form the Ganga Jamuna border, with contrasting red and yellow stripes running alongside.
According to the supplied product story, these are colours Karnataka reaches for when there is something to celebrate.
Yet the saree never becomes excessive.
The fine checks keep the brighter edges grounded.
At the pallu, the palette settles into maroon, black and white stripes.
Handwoven in firm cotton on a pit loom in Gajendragad, Karnataka, with a supplied making time of approximately 2–3 days.
A cotton running blouse piece is included.
Made for wearing through the whole long day of a good occasion.
Craft
Patteda Anchu
Weave
Patteda Anchu
Fabric
Cotton
Body Colour
Black & White Checks
Contrast Colour
Yellow & Red
Body Detail
Tiny Black & White Checks with Red & Yellow Ganga Jamuna Border
Border
Red & Yellow Border with Contrasting Red & Yellow Stripes
Pallu
Maroon, Black & White Stripes
Loom
Pit Loom
Location / Source
Gajendragad, Karnataka
Making Time
Approx. 2–3 Days
Length
6.2 m
Blouse Piece
Yes
Blouse Fabric
Cotton
Blouse Detail
Running Blouse
Occasion
Daily Wear
Aayta Edit
Yes
Rare Weave
No
Weight
Under 800 g
Care
Dry Clean Only
Care & handmade variations +
Dry clean only.
Habba Anchu is handwoven on a pit loom. Slight variations in the checks, stripes, border alignment and pallu may naturally occur.
According to the supplied craft information, Patteda Anchu is known for its sturdy cotton, simple checked body and bold bands of colour.
Minor variations are part of the handmade character of the textile and should not automatically be considered defects.
Shipping & final sale +
Dispatches in 3–5 business days. Shipping within India only. All sales are final. Returns are not accepted.
Patteda Anchu takes its name from Patteda — stripes and checks — and Anchu, the contrasting border. Here, fine black-and-white checks meet red and yellow Ganga Jamuna edges, before maroon, black and white stripes complete the pallu.
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Final sale policy
Made with care. Chosen with intention.
All sales are final. Returns are not accepted. If your order arrives damaged or you receive an incorrect item, please contact the Aayta team so we can resolve it promptly.
