Bahaar Indigo Hand Block Cotton Silk Saree

She's been up since before sunrise. The courtyard floor is still damp. The air smells like last night's rain and something flowering - jasmine, maybe, or champa, you can't quite tell. But she doesn't need to. She just dips her fingers and begins. Bahaar carries that same quiet, unhurried devotion in every hand block print. The cotton silk features wild floral sprig motifs across the body and a stunning rangoli medallion temple border at the hem - a design rooted in the everyday rituals of Indian womanhood. The body print is dense and joyful - tiny flowering sprigs, reminiscent of wild jasmine or champa, scattered across deep indigo cotton silk in the way petals fall when no one is watching. The border is where Bahaar becomes extraordinary. Hand block printed rangoli medallions - intricate, symmetrical, the kind of geometry women draw at doorsteps on winter mornings - sit between temple triangles pointing skyward. Sacred geometry at the hem. Wildflowers at the waist. A silver zari border grounds it all in quiet luxury. Crafted on cotton silk that stays breathable through summer, Bahaar is the daily wear that never feels ordinary - and the festive wear that never feels overdressed. For brunches, poojas, office days and everything in between.