![](http://armima.com/cdn/shop/files/iguana-green-kalamkari-printed-soft-silk-saree_3.jpg?v=1714734599&width=1080)
![](http://armima.com/cdn/shop/files/iguana-green-kalamkari-printed-soft-silk-saree_2.jpg?v=1714734598&width=1080)
A Story of Innovation
Why Choose Armima ?
![](http://armima.com/cdn/shop/files/4_1d9d171c-ef6d-4a48-8725-fae30b93c37c.png?v=1718440855&width=1080)
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER
![](http://armima.com/cdn/shop/files/1_8de5d83d-bc7e-4d15-ba4a-1e49306e9836.png?v=1718440867&width=1080)
30 Days Return Policy
![](http://armima.com/cdn/shop/files/Untitled_design_32825ef2-292a-47e1-a3ad-de0d36dc2474.png?v=1718441125&width=1080)
100% money back guarantee
![](http://armima.com/cdn/shop/files/3_bf5bc317-b0fa-43e5-a750-7a8f172d1273.png?v=1718440877&width=1080)
BEST OFFER
Creating a Kalamkari printed saree is a labor-intensive process that involves several stages. Artisans start by treating the fabric with a mixture of milk and natural mordants to ensure the colors hold fast. The design is then drawn by hand using a "kalam" or pen, typically made from bamboo, and filled with natural dyes. The fabric is often dyed multiple times, with each stage requiring precise timing and technique to achieve the desired hues and patterns.