Vidyasagari (ವಿದ್ಯಾಸಾಗರಿ)

Rs. 4,999.00

Vidyasagari (ವಿದ್ಯಾಸಾಗರಿ)

Name: Vidyasagari (ವಿದ್ಯಾಸಾಗರಿ)
Brand: Seere
SKU: KU254
Price: 4999.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Rs. 4,999.00

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Handwoven on traditional Malabar Frame looms in the Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka, the Udupi cotton saree is a GI-tagged revival weave reclaimed by master weavers after nearly being lost to powerlooms. This olive yellow and maroon handwoven Udupi cotton saree is feather-light, breathable, and built for the Indian tropical climate, effortlessly comfortable for work, casual outings, and long summer days. Note: Blouse piece not included.

SKU:

KU254

HSN Code: 52081120

GI
Tagged

Pure
Fabric

Certified Artisans

Made only in India

This olive yellow and maroon handwoven Udupi cotton saree features an all-over bold check body woven in warm olive yellow and deep maroon, creating a rich, earthy tartan that drapes with effortless weight. The border runs in a crisp teal stripe with fine woven lines, cool and quietly contrasting against the warmth of the body. The pallu continues in the same teal stripe weave, clean and unfussy, letting the check body remain the star of the drape.

Handwoven on traditional Malabar Frame looms, introduced to coastal Karnataka by the Basel Mission of Germany, the Udupi cotton saree carries nearly 150 years of weaving heritage in every thread. Delicate in appearance yet built to last generations, this is a GI-tagged revival weave reclaimed by master weavers after nearly being lost to powerlooms. This is a saree that only grows more beautiful with time.

Woven using premium 60s count cotton yarn for both warp and weft, this saree is feather-light, breathable, and crisp against the skin—everything a handloom cotton saree should be. Styled here with a lime yellow blazer and a belt, this saree moves seamlessly from the boardroom to the weekend.

Product Details

Fabric	100% Pure Cotton (60s Count Yarn)
Craft	Udupi Cotton Saree
Fabric Construction	Handloom
GI Tag	Yes (GI 224)
Origin	Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka, India
Colour	Olive yellow and maroon checks with teal border
Occasion	Office Wear, Formal Meetings, Casual Outings, Summer Wear
Saree Length	5.5 metres (Approx.)
Blouse Piece	Not Available
Wash Care	Gentle hand wash in cold water or dry clean. Dry in shade.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is special about the 60s count cotton used in this saree?

The "60s count" refers to the thickness of the cotton yarn. A 60s count means the yarn is fine and tightly spun, resulting in a fabric that is incredibly lightweight, soft, and highly breathable. It feels crisp against the skin but softens beautifully with every wash, making it the perfect fabric for India's tropical climate.

What makes Udupi cotton sarees unique?

Udupi cotton sarees are a GI-tagged heritage craft woven on traditional Malabar Frame looms in coastal Karnataka. They are known for their exceptional durability, lightweight feel, and clean, minimalist designs featuring checks or stripes. They represent a remarkable revival story, saved by master weavers from the brink of being replaced by powerlooms.

How can I style this saree for workwear?

Udupi cottons are incredibly versatile. As styled in our gallery, you can drape this saree neatly, secure the pallu with a modern belt, and layer it with a structured blazer (like mustard or lime yellow) for a sharp, contemporary boardroom look. Its feather-light drape ensures you stay comfortable through long work hours.

What blouse colour suits this olive yellow and maroon checked saree?

Since it does not include a blouse piece, you have the freedom to play with styling. A solid teal blouse will beautifully accentuate the crisp border, while a deep maroon or mustard blouse will highlight the checks. For a strict formal setting, a crisp black or white cotton top or blazer works flawlessly.

How do I care for my Udupi cotton saree?

Udupi cotton is highly durable. You can gently hand wash it in cold water with mild detergent. To maintain the crispness of the 60s count cotton, you may lightly starch it after washing. Always dry in the shade to prevent the colors from fading. Do not wring or twist heavily.

Dry clean only.

Store in your custom Seere cotton bag, thoughtfully designed to protect and preserve your saree collection.

Use the signature Seere fragrance pouch included with your saree—crafted to keep your drapes and wardrobe spaces fresh, luxurious, and long-lasting.

Shipping

We ship across India and internationally — your Seere saree can reach you wherever you are in the world.
Within India: Free shipping on all orders. Sarees are dispatched within 3–4 business days.
Estimated delivery: 5–7 business days for metros, 7–10 business days for non-metro locations.
International: Sarees are dispatched within 3–4 business days.
Estimated delivery: 10–15 business days, depending on the destination country. Shipping cost is ₹2,500 (~$26) per unit; final rates may vary based on the size and weight of the product.
Cash on Delivery: Available on select orders; additional handling charges may apply.
Duties & Taxes: For international orders, any applicable customs duties, import taxes, or local levies are borne by the buyer.

Returns & Exchanges

We do not accept returns or exchanges unless the product has a manufacturing defect.
Every Seere saree goes through a rigorous three-level quality check before it leaves our hands:

Founders' Review — each piece is personally inspected
QA Team Check — assessed against our quality standards
Packer Verification — a final check before dispatch

If you receive a defective piece, please contact us within 72 hours of delivery with your order details and photographs of the defect.
📧 hello@seere.in
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We will review and resolve your concern at the earliest.

Meet The Muse

Nayana Being daring at heart and working in the financial sector, I have always been ready to step beyond the usual and embrace new experiences. Yet, my love for the saree remains unchanged—deeply emotional and rooted in tradition. To me, it’s more than just attire; it’s a feeling, a connection to my roots, and a reflection of grace in a modern life. In those six yards, I find both strength and softness—a timeless piece of who I am.

Any Questions?

Every saree carries a story - from the loom to your doorstep. We're here to help you find answers about fabrics, care, sizing, and everything in between.

Is the Vidyasagari (ವಿದ್ಯಾಸಾಗರಿ) an authentic GI-tagged Udupi cotton saree?

Yes. The Vidyasagari (ವಿದ್ಯಾಸಾಗರಿ) carries GI Registration Number 224, confirming its authentic Udupi cotton origin from Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka. It is handwoven on a traditional Malabar Frame loom — a technique introduced to the region roughly 150 years ago — rather than powerloom-made or printed.

What does the Vidyasagari Udupi Cotton Saree look like, and what occasions does it suit?

The Vidyasagari Udupi Cotton Saree features olive yellow and maroon checks with a teal border. Woven in lightweight, breathable cotton, it works well for office wear, daily draping, and casual outings, and is especially suited to warm, humid weather thanks to the airy Malabar loom weave.

How much does the Vidyasagari Udupi Cotton Saree cost, and does it include a blouse piece?

The Vidyasagari Udupi Cotton Saree is priced at ₹4,999. This saree does not include a blouse piece. It ships with quality-checked packaging, sourced directly from Dakshina Kannada's weaving community.

How do I wash and care for the Vidyasagari Udupi Cotton Saree?

Gentle hand wash in cold water with mild detergent is recommended for the Vidyasagari Udupi Cotton Saree to preserve the weave and colour. Dry in the shade rather than direct sunlight, and light starching after washing can help maintain the fabric's characteristic crispness.

Will the Vidyasagari Udupi Cotton Saree look exactly like the product photos, and is it one of a kind?

Because the Vidyasagari Udupi Cotton Saree is handwoven, slight variations in shade, check alignment, and motif spacing compared to the photos are natural and expected — this is a hallmark of genuine handloom work, not a defect. No two pieces are perfectly identical.