Length:  5.50 Meters (approx.)

Width:  1.12 Meters (approx.)

Fabric: Pure 100% Mul Mul Chikankari

Wash Care: Dry clean recommended

Disclaimer: The pictures are clicked in daylight. Colour may vary slightly from the image due to the screen brightness

What You will Receive: 1 Saree

Every summer vacation, the house came alive before the people did.

The old red mansion at the corner of the lane — lovingly called Laal Mahal — would open its wooden windows to the morning sun. The courtyard smelled of wet earth and jasmine, ceiling fans hummed lazily above long conversations, and somewhere from the kitchen came the familiar sound of aam panna being poured into steel glasses.

It was the kind of home where afternoons moved slowly.

This summer, Meera arrived after years. City life had made her forget what quiet felt like. Her suitcase carried modern dresses, linen shirts, and things she thought she would wear here. But on the second morning, while helping her grandmother fold freshly dried sarees, her eyes stopped at one particular drape resting softly beside the window.

A rich red mul mul chikankari saree.

Light as air. Soft as memory.

“Wear this today,” her grandmother smiled. “Summer feels different in mul mul.”

Meera laughed at first. Sarees, to her, belonged to weddings and occasions. But she wore it anyway.

The fabric surprised her instantly.

It didn’t feel heavy or formal. It moved with her. The breathable mul mul cotton kept her cool even in the afternoon heat, while the intricate chikankari added a quiet elegance that didn’t try too hard. It looked graceful without effort — exactly the kind of beauty modern life often forgets.

She paired it with a quirky yellow blouse she found in an old trunk upstairs. A little unexpected. A little playful. Silver jhumkas, open hair, kajal softened by the humidity — and suddenly she looked like she belonged to both worlds at once.

Modern, yet rooted.

That evening, she sat in the courtyard under fading sunlight while her cousins clicked blurry candid pictures on their phones. Her grandmother watched from the veranda and smiled silently — the kind of smile that carried generations within it.

“Comfort should always look beautiful,” Meera whispered later, running her fingers over the chikankari threads.

And perhaps that is what Laal Mahal truly is.

Not just a saree.
But a summer memory woven in mul mul.
Soft, breathable, elegant — carrying tradition with the ease of everyday life.

At Matri, Mul Mul Chikankari is where softness meets timeless artistry. Crafted on feather-light mul cotton and adorned with delicate chikankari embroidery, this fabric carries an effortless elegance that feels both graceful and comforting. Known for its breathable texture and fluid drape, mul mul gently flows with every movement, while the intricate hand embroidery adds depth, charm, and quiet sophistication. Airy, refined, and soothing against the skin, Mul Mul Chikankari is more than attire — it is a delicate embrace of tradition, craftsmanship, and everyday luxury.