Fabric Base: The base fabric is typically pure Mangalagiri cotton or a Mangalagiri cotton-silk blend (often referred to as Mangalagiri Pattu/Silk Cotton). These fabrics are renowned for their:
Lightweight and breathable texture.
Softness and durability due to the tight weave from the traditional pit looms.
Distinctive Nizam/Temple Border: Authentic Mangalagiri fabrics traditionally have a handwoven zari (gold or silver thread) border, which is often incorporated into the dupatta, even when the body has a digital print.
Digital Print: The digital print adds intricate, high-definition designs that may not be possible with traditional hand-weaving or block-printing techniques. Popular designs include:
Kalamkari Digital Prints: Blending the classic art form with the modern printing on the smooth Mangalagiri fabric.
Floral, geometric, or abstract patterns.
Aesthetics: They offer a blend of ethnic heritage (the handloom fabric and border) with contemporary style (the vibrant and detailed digital print).
 
		
		
		


























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