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Katthai Dhaaga — the brown thread.
Coffee-brown Tussar.
Tiny geometry.
Gold at the finish.
Across the body, tiny geometric motifs repeat over the brown Tussar silk, creating a fine layer of pattern over the naturally textured ground.
The brown keeps the composition earthy and lets the grain of the Tussar remain part of what you see.
At the edge, colour arrives in bands.
A yellow, green and black striped border frames the body, breaking the brown with narrow lines of contrast.
Then the pallu gathers the colour.
Multicolour weaving meets golden zari work across the palla, bringing brightness and shine to the saree's final section.
Geometry through the body.
Colour in stripes at the edge.
Multicolour and gold at the close.
According to the supplied craft information, Bhujodi is a counted extra-weft tradition from the weaving village of Bhujodi near Bhuj in Kutch. Geometric patterns and motifs are built into the fabric thread by thread through precise counting of warp and weft.
Worked here on Tussar silk, the weave's geometry sits over the fibre's natural grain and lustre.
Katthai Dhaaga is handwoven on a pit loom in Bhujodi (Bhuj), Gujarat, with a supplied making time of approximately 10–15 days.
The blouse piece shifts fabric: soft cotton in plain brown with a yellow, green and black border, carrying the border palette into the blouse.
Earthy and warm, finished in gold.
Craft
Kutchi Weave
Weave
Bhujodi
Fabric
Tussar Silk
Body Colour
Brown
Contrast Colour
Multicolour
Body Detail
Tiny Geometric Motifs All Over the Body
Border
Yellow, Green & Black Striped Border
Pallu
Multicolour Palla with Golden Zari Work
Technique
Counted Extra-Weft
Loom
Pit Loom
Location / Source
Bhujodi (Bhuj), Gujarat
Making Time
Approx. 10–15 Days
Length
6.2 m
Blouse Piece
Yes
Blouse Fabric
Soft Cotton
Blouse Detail
Plain Brown Blouse with Yellow, Green & Black Border
Occasion
Festive
Aayta Edit
Yes
Rare Weave
Yes
Weight
Under 800 g
Care
Dry Clean Only
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Dry clean only.
Katthai Dhaaga is handwoven on a pit loom using Bhujodi's counted extra-weft technique. Subtle variations in the geometric weaving, yarn and natural Tussar surface are characteristic of the handwoven cloth.
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Coffee-brown Tussar keeps its natural grain visible beneath tiny geometry before striped colour and golden zari brighten the saree at the edge and pallu.
Handwoven on a pit loom in Bhujodi, geometric motifs are built through counted extra-weft work, setting Kutchi patterning against the natural texture of Tussar silk.
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