This GI-tagged sari from the 8th century features a special "Tope Teni" method where the pallu is woven separately and interlocked with the body using loops, creating a durable, vibrant fabric ideal for daily and festive wear. ​ Key Features Material Blend: Combines cotton, art silk, and pure silk yarns for breathability and sheen, often in 80s yarn count. ​ Weaving Technique: Pit loom handweaving with interlocking pallu (Tope Teni) for seamless strength and no loose ends. ​ Design Elements: Features bold stripes, checks, or motifs like patteda anchu patterns in vibrant colors like peach or pink. ​ Versatile Sizing: Typically 6.45m x 1.20m with included blouse piece, suitable for multiple draping styles. ​ Cultural Heritage: GI-protected since 2007-2008, handcrafted by artisans in Bagalkot district for authenticity.