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 cotton, reproducing every hand-drawn line of the illustration with precision and permanence. Now available in your choice of pure Khadi Cotton or lighter, breathable Mul Cotton. 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: Khadi Cotton or Mul Cotton (select at checkout) — both breathable, textured, and soften beautifully with 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.