Balaramapuram is one of the panchayat that forms the city of Trivandrum, the capital of Kerala, India. It is the most urbanized panchayat in Trivandrum district. Balaramapuram is famous as the centre for the production of traditional varieties of handloom textiles meant for the contemporary cloth wearing style of Kerala.

Fabric: Pure Cotton
Colour: Drak Green
Saree Length : 5 m
Blouse Length : Not Attached 
Weaving Method : Handloom
Gi Tagged : 2011
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Narayanpet Cotton sarees are made in the Narayanpet town of Telangana. The saris are made from fine silk/cotton and have a thread count of at least 80. There are eight threads used in weaving the saree at the borders, which help in strengthening the fabric. Narayanpet sarees are available in cotton or cotton-silk mix or pure silk.

Narayanpet Cotton sarees are made in the Narayanpet town of Telangana. The saris are made from fine silk/cotton and have a thread count of at least 80. There are eight threads used in weaving the saree at the borders, which help in strengthening the fabric. Narayanpet sarees are available in cotton or cotton-silk mix or pure silk.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave”. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave”. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave�. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave�. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave�. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave�. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave”. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave”. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is one of many types of sari garments made at Kota, Rajasthan and its nearby area. Sarees are made of pure cotton and silk and have square like patterns known as khats on them. Originally, such sarees were called Masuria because they were woven in Mysore. Kota Doria was granted a G.I. in. July 2005. Kota Doria is lightweight and transparent and is considered to be lightest cotton sarees in India.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave”. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave”. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave�. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave�. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave�. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Kota Doria is a product of fine weaving of cotton and silk yarns in a unique checkered pattern or “khat weave�. The fabric produced with such weaving is extremely lightweight and sheer. The fabric is then adorned with embroidery, dyeing, painting, or printing to enhance its aesthetic value.

Pochampally Ikat is a saree made in Bhoodan Pochampally in Nalgonda district, Telangana State, India. Its uniqueness lies in the transfer of intricate design and colouring onto warp and weft threads first and then weave them together globally known as double ikat textiles. Pochampally saree received Intellectual Property Rights Protection or Geographical Indication (GI) status in 2005.

Pochampally Ikat is a saree made in Bhoodan Pochampally in Nalgonda district, Telangana State, India. Its uniqueness lies in the transfer of intricate design and colouring onto warp and weft threads first and then weave them together globally known as double ikat textiles. Pochampally saree received Intellectual Property Rights Protection or Geographical Indication (GI) status in 2005.