Pochampally TWILL Ikkat Green Saree with big Blue border
A village in Telangana called Pochampally is recognized as one of the world's best tourism villages by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO). It is also known as the "Silk City of India, in fact the Bhoodan Pochampally town had the title of being a ‘silk mine’ of India back in the 18th century. In 2004, it received the Geographical Indicator (GI) status, the town also received a special mention from PM Narendra Modi under the 'Vocal for Local'.
The name 'Bhoodan Pochampally' is the alternative name to the village because of the 1951 Vinoba Bhave movement against the wealthy land lords of Telangana, the village still have a 2-room house called 'Vinoba Bhave Mandir'
Pochampally ikat, is a sort of silk that was discovered in a community of Andhra initially Sarees were only woven in coarse cotton fabrics, but later silk became a popular choice of fabric, it comprises of various geometric shapes in many colours. Pochampally silk sarees are known to have a blending comfort & are very light weight which makes it perfect for a first timer & for summers. The classic and rich look of silk makes it an ideal choice for weddings and festivals.
Geometric patterns are the traditional & famous patterns of the Pochampally silks and sarees, but in modern days they also started weaving various intricate motifs such as beautiful flowers, leaves, circles, paisleys and more, these intricate details give a mesmerizing touch to the Pochampally sarees, as the Ikats are smooth & sharp.