1940's traditional wedding red Saree GHARCHOLA with gold, Gujarat North India

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Wedding saree "Gharchola" in red cotton and gold "zari"
a special gift from the mother-in-law to the bride during the wedding ceremony in Hindu Marwari and Jain communities. Traditionally woven in cotton with "zari" thread, very fine gold wire, forming a grid and embellished with various designs using the tie-and-dye technique. In this handmade sari there are a total of 588 squares! Nice rich red color, few sign of use, mainly near one border, see photos, general good condition. 1940's Gujarat, India.
Weight: gr 530
Length: 171" (cm 428)
Height: 44" (CM 102)
Size of a square including metal border: 4 x 4.1/2" (cm 10 x 11,50)
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