The name Deepika is of Sanskrit origin. In Sanskrit, "Deepika" (दीपिका) means "a little light" or "a lamp" or "a source of illumination." It is often associated with the concept of bringing light or brightness into one's life or the lives of others.
 
A "Deepika named Kerala style cotton saree is a traditional and elegant attire typically worn by women in the Indian state of Kerala. The saree is made from cotton fabric. Cotton sarees are comfortable and breathable, making them suitable for the warm and humid climate of Kerala.
 
The saree features handloom block print. Block printing is a technique where wooden blocks are used to create intricate patterns on the fabric. This adds a touch of craftsmanship and artistry to the saree.
 
The saree is adorned with a golden Kasavu border. Kasavu is a traditional gold zari (metallic thread) that is woven into the fabric to create decorative patterns along the borders of the saree. The golden border is a hallmark of Kerala sarees and adds an element of richness and tradition. The golden border, in particular, adds an element of opulence and tradition to the saree, making it a popular choice for weddings and celebrations in the region.
 
The saree comes with a plain running blouse. The blouse typically complements the saree's color or design but is generally plain, allowing the focus to remain on the saree itself.