Green Chumki Rani Saree – Handcrafted Indian Festive Drape

Bold, festive, and unapologetically vibrant – the Green Chumki Rani Saree by Kottanz Loom Co is your go-to drape for weddings, Navratri, and every celebration that deserves a little extra sparkle.

Wear It Like a Mood. Celebrate Like a Rani.

Green has always been the colour of life, abundance, and new beginnings – and this saree wears it with full conviction. The Kottanz Loom Co Green Chumki Rani Saree is a festive powerhouse that blends the richness of traditional Indian craft with the energy of a woman who knows how to make an entrance.

Adorned with hand-applied chumki work across the fabric, this saree catches the light beautifully and turns every step into a statement. Crafted by skilled artisans who pour their heritage into every thread, this is not just a saree – it is an attitude, a tradition, and a celebration all draped into one.

• Bold Green Tone: A rich, deep green that reads festive, regal, and effortlessly elegant – equally stunning under daylight and dance floor lighting at any wedding or cultural event.

• Handcrafted Chumki Embellishment: Delicate, hand-applied chumki detailing gives this saree its signature shimmer and reflects the artisan's skill in every placement – no machine finish, just pure craft.

• Artisan Made, One Piece Only: Each saree is individually handcrafted, making this a limited, one-of-a-kind piece – once it is gone, it is gone.

• Festival-First Design: Designed to shine at Navratri, Diwali, wedding functions, Sangeet, Garba, and all the moments worth dressing up for.

• Heritage with Attitude: Kottanz Loom Co is where traditional craft meets Gen Z energy – this saree is for the woman who honours her roots while owning her vibe.

Ideal For

• Navratri and Garba nights
• Wedding functions – Sangeet, reception, and mehendi
• Diwali and festive season celebrations
• Cultural events and classical performances
• Anyone who believes sarees are not just worn but lived in

Every Kottanz Loom Co saree is handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans. Minor variations in chumki placement or fabric texture are part of its handmade character – each piece is one of a kind, just like the woman who wears it.