Name: Udupi Cotton Saree | Coal & Pearl – Gingham Checks | Handwoven
Brand: Seere
SKU: KU-248
Price: 5699.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Udupi Cotton Saree | Coal & Pearl – Gingham Checks | Handwoven

Rs. 5,699.00

Udupi Cotton Saree | Coal & Pearl – Gingham Checks | Handwoven

Rs. 5,699.00

Inclusive of all taxes.

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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 black and white 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.

SKU:

KU-248

GI
Tagged

Pure
Fabric

Certified Artisans

Made only in India

Discover the timeless, graphic elegance of coastal Karnataka with our Monochrome Gingham Udupi Saree. Handwoven on traditional Malabar Frame looms—a heritage technique introduced nearly 150 years ago by the Basel Mission—this GI-tagged revival piece is a masterclass in minimalist handloom artistry.

The body features a bold, large-scale black and white check pattern, creating a classic gingham grid that feels both modern and deeply rooted in tradition. This monochrome palette is thoughtfully punctuated with thin mustard-gold stripes running at intervals, adding a warm, artisanal accent that elevates the entire drape. The pallu carries this bold check pattern through to the end, finished with classic hand-cut fringe tassels in black and white.

Woven from premium 60s count cotton yarn for both warp and weft, this saree is feather-light and exceptionally breathable. Its crisp, airy feel against the skin makes it an ideal companion for the Indian tropical climate—perfect for professional office wear, structured daily draping, or staying cool during humid summer days.

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	Black and White with Golden Stripes
Saree Length	5.5 metres
Blouse Piece	Not Available
Wash Care	Gentle hand wash in cold water with mild detergent recommended.

Dry clean only.

If handwashing, use a mild detergent only—avoid harsh chemicals to protect the fabric.

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.
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📲 +91 83108 68579 (WhatsApp)
We will review and resolve your concern at the earliest.

Meet The Muse

Sejal An aspiring fashion designer, artist, and creator at heart who believes in creating more than consuming. A true do-it-all, she’s constantly exploring new skills and hobbies so nothing passes her by. From draping her mother’s dupatta as a saree at seven to working for Seere today, her love for sarees has come full circle. Deeply drawn to Indian textiles and handlooms, she hopes to honour artisans through her future work and art.