Pujo Scroll Durga Puja Saree – Dhaki, Anjali, Dhunuchi & Sindoor Khela Pat Panel Print with Lotus Border on White Khadi Cotton

The Whole Pujo, Read Top to Bottom. Before there were photographs, Bengal had the patachitra — a painted scroll, unrolled frame by frame, while the patua sang the story. This saree borrows that idea and gives it a new subject: the five days of Durga Puja, told in a column of maroon panels running the length of the pallu. Read it the way you'd read a scroll. The dhakis arrive, drums slung, the kaash plume bobbing above. Women stand in anjali before the Goddess, palms full of flowers. A ghot is set at her feet. Dhunuchi naach — a man and a woman, incense smoke curling from clay bowls. And at the bottom, where every Pujo ends, two women smear each other in sindoor — sindoor khela, the goodbye that looks like a celebration. Each panel sits under a temple arch in deep maroon, figures picked out in ochre and cream, drawn in the flat-colour idiom of Bengal's folk painters. Between the frames, lotus stems in maroon and mustard climb the pallu; a lotus-and-line border runs the full length of the saree; the edge finishes in a handmade tassel trim. The body stays clean white khadi, so the story on the pallu does all the talking. This is a printed saree — high-definition digital printing on pure handloom khadi cotton, reproducing every hand-drawn line with precision and permanence. The art stays sharp. The drape stays effortless. It is a saree for the woman who has lived every one of these frames — and wants to carry them with her from Shashthi to Dashami. Product Specifications Fabric: Pure handloom khadi cotton — breathable, textured, softens beautifully with every wash. Print: High-definition digital print — OEKO-TEX certified inks, fade-proof, wash-stable, skin-safe. This is a printed saree, not embroidered or hand-painted. Design: Scroll-style column of arched panels on the pallu depicting dhak, anjali, ghot, dhunuchi naach and sindoor khela, with lotus motifs and a lotus-and-line border. Colour: White ground with maroon, mustard and ochre print. Edge: Handmade tassel finish on the pallu border. Blouse piece: Not included. Origin: Proudly designed and Made in India. Style Tip A plain red or maroon blouse lets the panels glow — that's how it's styled in our shoot. Gold jewellery over silver: the mustard in the print wants it. Pair with our Durga Puja panjabi for him and you're the para's matched pair this Nabami. They'll ask. Tell them.