Fabric: It is crafted from hand-spun and hand-woven Khadi cotton, known for its unique earthy texture, breathability, and durability.

Ornamentation: The "balls" are typically woven polka dot motifs (often called butti or butta) that are integrated into the fabric during the weaving process. In some modern variations, these may also appear as small, colorful pom-poms or tassels along the border or pallu (the decorative end of the saree).

Design & Color: A popular variation features a pristine white or cream base contrasted with a vibrant yellow border and multi-colored "balls" scattered across the body.

Comfort: Because it is made of natural fibers, the saree is lightweight and skin-friendly, making it ideal for all seasons—especially warm climates.