Wedding Patola Sarees

A Sneak Peek in History: The Origin of Wedding Patola Sarees

Patola sarees, from Gujarat's Patan region, hold an envious position in the illustrious realms of Indian handloom history. Known for their intricate double ikat weave, vibrant hues, and surreal patterns, Patola sarees have always been a bride's favourite pick. And why not? Every motif tells a story, and who doesn't fancy narrating thrilling tales of tradition while glamming up for their big day!

An Age-Old Love Affair: Why Brides Prefer Patola Saree for their Wedding

Tradition never goes out of style, especially, on wedding days. Patola perfectly pairs Indian sensibilities with modish elegance. Their radiant colours, intricate patterns, and supreme silk exude regality, matching the exuberance and joy of Indian weddings. And in a bid to honour that tradition, Vasumatis brings you an exquisite collection of wedding Patola sarees.

A Match made in Heaven: The Perfect Wedding Patola Saree

The salvi technique of Patola weaving allows for various enchanting designs. From 'nari kunj' flaunting beautiful women and elephants to 'pan' displaying flowers and parrots, Vasumatis handpicked collection takes you through the best of each, delicately curated for your special day.

However, a 'Chowkdi Bhat' or square pattern Patola saree with red and green motifs often steals the limelight for weddings. After all, who can resist the saas-bahu serial style drama when draped in one?

A Price Tag Worth Every Penny: The Expense Behind Patola Sarees

If you ever wondered why patola sarees come with a hefty price tag, remember, you're paying for an artisan's months of tedious effort and unbroken commitment. And let's be honest, wouldn't you enjoy when your distant relative's whispers of 'kitna mehenga hai!' fills the wedding hall.

The Palette of Love: Best Colours for Wedding Patola Sarees

Red, pink, green - oh, the drama! With the auspicious associations of red and green in Indian wedlock, they are crowd favourites. Vasumatis hosts a comprehensive range of hues - traditional reds, vibrant yellows, earthy greens, and more. Because every bride deserves her Cinderella(now, let's make it 'Sindoori') moment!

The Difference Between Ikat and Patola Sarees

Getting caught in the web of 'Ikat' and 'Patola'? Not to worry! An Ikat saree is either a single ikat (design only on weft threads) or double ikat (design on both warp and weft threads). A Patola saree, pyaar ka ek dhaga (string of love), is always a double ikat, woven with a harmony that can give playback singers a run for their money.

The Wedding Patola Saree Collection at Vasumatis aims to entwine the thread of tradition with the joy of matrimony. So, let the edifying weave of our Patola sarees adorn your celebration because at the heart of every wedding is love, and at the core of every Vasumatis saree is tradition. Happy shopping, dulhan to-be!