Kolkata Pujo Saree – Ambassador Taxi, Rickshaw & Pandal Art Print on White Khadi Cotton

The City That Becomes the Goddess's Home — Now Worn. Every autumn, Kolkata performs its greatest transformation. Bamboo rises into pandals. The Ambassador taxi and the hand-pulled rickshaw ferry the city's daughters home. And through a thakur-dalan arch somewhere in the para, Maa arrives in vermilion. This saree carries that entire arrival on its pallu: the pandal gate with Maa Durga glowing in red, the colonial facade with its shuttered windows, the yellow-era Ambassador, the tana rickshaw mid-pull, a dhaki lost in his beat. Along the border, alpona-inspired motifs in red and black run the full length — the same folk marks Bengali women have drawn on thresholds for generations, welcoming the goddess home. Scattered alta-dot clusters carry the rhythm across the body of the saree. This is a printed saree — high-definition digital printing on pure handloom khadi cotton, reproducing every hand-drawn line of the illustration with precision and permanence. The art stays sharp. The drape stays effortless. It is a saree for the woman who doesn't just visit Pujo. She carries it with her. 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. Design: Hand-drawn Kolkata street narrative — pandal arch with Maa Durga, Ambassador taxi, rickshaw, colonial architecture — with alpona-motif border and alta-dot body. Colour: White ground with black line art and vermilion red accents. Blouse piece: Not included. Origin: Proudly designed and Made in India. Style Tip A black blouse with silver oxidised jewellery turns the red-black print into a statement — exactly how it's styled in our shoot. And if he's wearing our matching Kolkata Pujo Panjabi, the two of you become the para's best-dressed story this Ashtami. They'll ask. Tell them.