Pothys' stall at The Hindu Bridal Mantra 2012

A. Kannan, a representative of Pothys. “It’s been great so far though it’s only our first time here,” he said.

For those who were on the lookout for clothes, there clearly was plenty to choose from. From saris and salwar kameezes to churidhars and lehenga cholis, every imaginable piece of clothing required for a woman to look her best, was on offer. Stores such as Nalli, Kumaran Silks, Pothys and Kalyan Sarees catered to the high demand for silk saris while others such as Moksha and Raw Mango appealed to those who like a modern take on tradition.

Source : The launch edition of The Hindu Bridal Mantra

Pothys – Adi Special Offer

Pothys sarees collection

Mayuri Menpattu

Brighten your Sunday with this dazzling lightweight silk saree from our Mayuri Menpattu collection. Splashes of Fuchsia combine with Orange to give you a visual treat on fabric. Peacock and leaf prints in gold zari add to the sarees 'oomph' factor.

Samudrika collection

Some say black is too somber, but some truly appreciate the regal beauty and elegance of a gorgeous black saree. This Samudrika Pattu saree combines three striking colours- black, red and gold with a bold zig-zag pattern to create a visual treat.

Vasundhra Pattu

Discover Pothys' latest collection of Vasundhra Pattu Sarees. This saree range brings you the height of fashion at affordable prices. Priced between Rs.3500 to Rs.5000, these light weight silks are beautiful, vibrant and designed to suit all occasions.

Printed Sarees

Pothys's presents its exquisite range of printed silks. These sarees are lightweight, trendy and make a fashion statement without making a dent in your bank balance. These sarees come in a wide array of colours, borders and designs form stunning floral patterns, geometrical designs and animal prints.

Kancheepuram Silks

Featured here is a saree from our new Kancheepuram Silks collection. This saree is made from luxuriously heavy kacheepuram silk in a beautiful onion pink colour with a dark green border and pallu. The saree had a bold floral pattern woven into it in gold and is an absolute stunner.