Traditional Cotton Saree & Lehenga Designs
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I already have the design concepts. I need to get a soft copy of saree and lehenga concepts that stay true to a classic Indian aesthetic. Every piece should feel instantly traditional yet still current enough for modern wardrobes.
Core brief
• Fabric base: pure cotton throughout, so drape weight, texture and weave direction must all suit this fibre.
• Motif focus: floral—think vines, buds, full blooms and stylised petals that can be interpreted in print, jacquard or light hand-embroidery.
• Overall tone: unmistakably traditional; no contemporary abstractions or fusion patterns on this set.
Scope of work
– 5 complete design boards covering colour palette, motif artwork, border layout and pallu or dupatta highlights.
– Detailed placement drawings/tech packs for each piece so a mill or artisan can reproduce the patterns accurately.
– Fabric interaction notes explaining how the cotton ground should be dyed, printed, woven or embellished.
– Two refinement rounds after first submission to lock final details.
Acceptance criteria
1. Vector or layered PSD/AI files plus high-resolution JPEG previews for sampling.
2. Repeat sizes marked clearly; borders sized to standard saree and lehenga panel dimensions.
3. Colours specified in Pantone (TCX or C).
4. Final files delivered ready for print or loom without additional cleanup.
If you already have experience translating floral art onto cotton handloom or power-loom formats, these designs should come together smoothly.
I had the design ready, it just needs to be worked on in a proper way in a proper design software.
Core brief
• Fabric base: pure cotton throughout, so drape weight, texture and weave direction must all suit this fibre.
• Motif focus: floral—think vines, buds, full blooms and stylised petals that can be interpreted in print, jacquard or light hand-embroidery.
• Overall tone: unmistakably traditional; no contemporary abstractions or fusion patterns on this set.
Scope of work
– 5 complete design boards covering colour palette, motif artwork, border layout and pallu or dupatta highlights.
– Detailed placement drawings/tech packs for each piece so a mill or artisan can reproduce the patterns accurately.
– Fabric interaction notes explaining how the cotton ground should be dyed, printed, woven or embellished.
– Two refinement rounds after first submission to lock final details.
Acceptance criteria
1. Vector or layered PSD/AI files plus high-resolution JPEG previews for sampling.
2. Repeat sizes marked clearly; borders sized to standard saree and lehenga panel dimensions.
3. Colours specified in Pantone (TCX or C).
4. Final files delivered ready for print or loom without additional cleanup.
If you already have experience translating floral art onto cotton handloom or power-loom formats, these designs should come together smoothly.
I had the design ready, it just needs to be worked on in a proper way in a proper design software.