Turquoise Blue Mul Cotton Lotus HandPainted Saree
Collection: Rumika Handpainted Tales
Occasion: Daily, Office
Blouse Piece: Not Included
Craft: Hand-painted motifs
Zari: Tested Zari
Wash: Dry Clean
Fabric: 100% Mul Cotton
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Turquoise Blue Mul Cotton Lotus HandPainted Saree
Mul Cotton Hand-Painted Saree – 5.5 mtr without blouse
Elevate your everyday style with the delicate charm of our Mul Cotton Hand-Painted Sarees — where the softness of mulmul meets the timeless beauty of hand-drawn art. Made from ultra-soft, breathable mul cotton, these sarees feel like a second skin, offering unmatched comfort for all-day wear.
Each saree is a unique piece of art, hand-painted by skilled artisans who pour their creativity into every brushstroke. From elegant florals and ethnic motifs to contemporary themes, these designs are thoughtfully created to reflect individuality and grace.
Ideal for summer days, casual outings, artful gatherings, or soulful gifting, these sarees blend the natural beauty of cotton with the artistic flair of hand-painting — making every drape a conversation starter.
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We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. Items can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of delivery.
Rumika – Where Art Blooms on Fabric
Rumika – derived from Sanskrit, meaning “adorned with beauty” – is more than a saree collection; it is a celebration of nature’s poetry painted by hand, one brushstroke at a time.
In this exclusive series, every saree is transformed into a living canvas of Pure Mul cotton– where florals dance freely, inspired by both timeless Indian aesthetics and modern, global elegance.
Each piece in the Rumika series is:
- Hand-painted with care – by artisans who pour soul into every motif.
- One-of-a-kind – no two sarees are ever the same.
- Light, fluid, and versatile – made from pure mul cotton for the woman who embraces tradition with a modern heart.
