Hubli Cotton Sarees from Karnataka India

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Plain weaves for lazy Summer afternoons

One of the most traditional sarees which I had seen apart from Ilkal saree is Hubli cotton sarees, due extreme humidity generally localities adore this saree for daily bases. This is one of the simple weaves but I totally in love with this saree, the texture of the saree is so soft due to the high count of cotton yarn used.

About the saree

When it comes to the base of the saree it is totally plain weave and no motifs or embellishment is used, the color and contrast of shades used is just appealing and has dual tones. Border woven is medium size and pallu of the saree is just so simple with strips, this shows how simple weaves.

Interesting facts about Hubli saree

  • Lightweight
  • Fine weaves
  • Very Comfortable and one can drape this saree for a long duration of time
  • Contrasting Border
  • Traditional concept
  • Highly breathable fabric
  • Pleating the saree is effortless


Pairing with perfect Jewellery

One of the perfect matches would go along is oxidized antique jewellery.

My personal note

I would definitely pair this simple and delicate wear with multiple option fabrics such as Guledgudd Khana fabric(blouse), Ikat fabric, Ilkal fabric, Ajrak fabric or even Kalamkari fabrics.  


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