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Kaala Khatta — Black Mirror & Pompom Mul Mul Saree
Kaala Khatta — Black Mirror & Pompom Mul Mul Saree
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Perfect For: Indie Festive • Cultural Evenings • Weekend Dressing • Gifting • Music Events
🪡 About This Saree
Playful texture. Real craft. Zero stiffness.
Kaala Khatta from our Frida collection is a black Mul Mul cotton saree woven on handlooms and detailed with small scattered shisha (mirror) accents and playful pompom work across the body. The 120 thread count keeps it breathable and fluid, while the cutwork pallu adds handcrafted character. The mirrors catch light subtly, and the scattered pompoms add movement without heaviness.
Festive without being formal. Expressive without being excessive.
🏷 Product Details
| Collection | Frida |
| Craft | Scattered mirror + pompom detailing with cutwork pallu |
| Fabric | Mul Mul Cotton — 120 thread count |
| Dye | Naturally dyed |
| Colour | Black |
| Blouse Piece | Attached at inner end |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Sold by | RongSuta |
Disclaimer: Photographed in natural daylight. Colour may vary slightly due to screen settings.
📐 Size & Specifications
- Saree Length: 6 meters (5.2m saree + 0.8m attached blouse piece)
- Saree Width: 45 inches (approx. 1.14 meters)
- Thread Count: 120-count Mul Mul
- In the Box: 1 Saree with attached blouse piece
🪞 Styling Tips
Blouse Pairing: Black on black for a clean, tonal look — let the mirrors and pompoms be the only detail. Deep red or wine for contrast. Off-white if you want it lighter and more relaxed.
Layer It: A cropped leather jacket or structured black blazer gives this a sharp, contemporary edge.
Jewellery: Oxidised silver, chunky bangles, or bold statement earrings complement the mirror detailing.
Hair & Makeup: Loose waves, messy bun, or sleek ponytail. Bold kohl-lined eyes, a berry or classic red lip.
Want to see it draped? Visit our Instagram @rongsuta_official for modern styling inspiration.
🌿 Wash Care
- First wash dry clean recommended
- Gentle hand wash separately in cold water
- Do not soak or wring — protects mirror and pompom work
- Dry in shade inside out
- Iron on low heat, reverse side
- Store folded in breathable cotton bag away from moisture
💬 Frequently Asked Questions
Will the mirrors or pompoms fall off with regular wear?
Mirrors are hand-stitched and secured — normal wear is fine. Avoid snagging on sharp surfaces and handle gently during washing.
Is this heavy to wear because of the mirror work?
No — small mirrors on 120-count Mul Mul are very lightweight. The fabric stays airy and the mirrors add catch-light without adding weight.
Is it beginner-friendly?
The soft Mul Mul cotton weave makes it easy to drape.
Will natural dye bleed?
Slight colour release in initial washes is normal. Wash separately.
Is the blouse attached?
Yes — the blouse piece is attached at the inner end of the saree.
📦 Shipping & Delivery
Processing Time: Every order is carefully quality-checked and packed within 4–5 working days before dispatch.
Delivery Timeline:
- India: 5–7 working days after dispatch
- International: 19–22 working days (customs and import duties may apply)
Free Shipping: Orders above ₹1,990 ship free across India. Shipping charges for other orders are calculated at checkout.
Eco-Conscious Packaging: Your saree arrives in a reusable cotton canvas bag. You'll receive tracking details by email once dispatched.
🤝 Return & Exchange Policy
We want you to love what you receive. If something isn't right, here's how we make it easy:
Returns (Wrong or Damaged Product Only):
- Email us at rongsutainfo@gmail.com within 7 days of delivery
- Please record an unboxing video when you open your order — this helps us resolve your claim quickly and fairly
- Approved returns are refunded as Store Credit + a ₹200 bonus gift voucher
- Sale items and gift cards are non-returnable
Exchanges:
- Request within 2 days of delivery
- First exchange ships free with reverse pickup
- One exchange per order

Every piece carries their signature – sometimes, that shows up as a slub, a slight variation in colour, weave, or an uneven edge. These are not defects, but a gentle reminder that your saree was made by human hands, not machines.