Patteda Anchu Sarees

Patteda Anchu sarees, originating from the state of Karnataka, are renowned for their rich heritage and intricate weaving techniques. "Patteda" translates to "big border" in Malayalam, while "Anchu" refers to the five colours traditionally used in the saree - red, black, green, white, and yellow. These five colours are believed to represent the Pancha Bhootas (five elements) - earth, water, fire, air, and space. The borders are often embellished with vibrant colors and intricate zari work, adding elegance to the simple yet striking design. These sarees are a blend of simplicity and sophistication, offering a timeless, classic appeal. Perfect for festive events, family gatherings, and cultural celebrations, Patteda Anchu sarees remain a staple in the wardrobes of women who appreciate heritage and craftsmanship.