Patteda Anchu is a traditional handloom weave from p made of pure cotton. Records of Patteda Anchu go as far back as the 10th century. It was woven centuries ago in and around villages. It was considered an auspicious garment, offered to the temple goddess.
These are handloom Sarees, which means hand-woven, there might be slight irregularities and unevenness in the weave, pattern, ends of a saree. These imperfections are not defects
Its beauty lies in its understated elegance and simplicity a simple, coarse cotton weave with a broad border that was traditionally in red and mustard but is now available in other colours too. The length is 6.2 metres and comes with the blouse material included.l
