India herself hosts a variety of versatile people. India shelters many more cultures and heritages within her, and all of them are securely linked to her traditional roots. Often starting from their cuisines to their lifestyle, every part of India varies along with the terrain and climate, but every part of it recognises itself as pure India. Much like the cultures and norms, even their wears and garbs for different heritages are different, and the best part is that we all like to mix and match a little of different flavours to achieve the correct look.

Managalagiri is a small town in the district of Guntur in Andhra Pradesh. It is very famous for its cotton and the saris and dresses it produces using cotton and zari border. This fabric is produced by weaving yarn using the warp and weft interlacing method. The fabric is then dyed. This method has been in existence for 500 years. Managalagiri saris are unique because of the hand-woven cotton and golden zari border.

The weaving process uses pure cotton yarn, silver or gold threads, and synthetic and natural dyes. The cotton used also goes through a purification process. Managalagiri cotton mainly uses the warp and weft method of weaving and sometimes jacquard weaving using pit looms. This makes managalagiri cotton special and unique.

Best and Latest Models of Mangalgiri Cotton Sarees:

Here are a few mangalagiri sarees designs that will make you swoon.

1. The Emerald Gold:

The body colour for this mangalagiri is simply emerald in its solid and bold colour, and what mixes well with this emerald left us dumbfounded. We thought black and gold was the safest option, but the satin gold mixed with the emerald gave us a richness that we could not avert our eyes from. Pair this well with a black or emerald blouse but try avoiding a golden blouse.