This Manjistha-dyed cotton and Eri silk mekhela sador is elegance adrift — soft as a lullaby, timeless as love itself, soft as a dream.

Mekhela Sador is the traditional Assamese drape equivalent of a saree, worn by Assamese women and now embraced by fashionistas across the world. It is a versatile garment -  a two-piece set consisting of a lower cylindrical garment called the Mekhela, folded into pleats and is worn waist down over a petticoat. The upper garment called the Sador ( or chador/chadar) is pleated or let loose at the end like a saree pallu and worn over the left shoulder while the other end is brought to the front and pleated and tucked into the petticoat.

Size: Sador - 2.75m (Approx) 

Mekhela - 2 m X 1.8 m ( Approx)

Note: The blouse seen on the model is only for representation. There is a matching blouse piece with this saree

Care instructions: This has to be dry cleaned and stored in a fabric bag.