Product Specifications

Body (Base): Dual-tone Peacock Blue / Teal Blue infused with subtle fine metallic threads, giving it a soft sheen. Border & Accent: Deep Magenta / Wine Purple. Zari Details: Warm Antique Gold / Copper Zari threading on the borders and body motifs. Pallu Tassels: Hand-tied matching teal and deep pink/magenta tassels (kuchu). 2. Design & Motifs Body Pattern: Fine horizontal Zari stripes woven across the length with spaced traditional Mango / Paisley (Kalka) motifs. Border: A broad, rich zari border featuring detailed circular Floral / Pineapple medallion motifs framed by geometric and leafy creepers (bel design). Edging: Finished with a contrasting deep magenta/purple selvedge strip along the bottom. 3. Suitable Occasions Because of its rich dual-tone sheen and bold antique gold zari border, this saree is ideal for: Festive Celebrations: Diwali, Dussehra, Onam, Vishu, or Temple rituals. Weddings & Receptions: Perfect as guest wear, engagement ceremonies, or pre-wedding functions like Sangeet/Haldi. Special Gatherings: Formal family events, traditional boutique showcases, and cultural celebrations. 4. Wash & Care Instructions To preserve the luster of the zari and maintain the weave texture: First Wash: Dry Clean Only is strictly recommended to prevent color bleeding and keep the zari shine intact. Subsequent Care: Avoid home machine washing or harsh detergent powder. If mild hand-wash is done, use cold water with a gentle silk/wool detergent or soap nut liquid. Never wring, twist, or scrub the saree or the zari border. Dry in a shaded, well-ventilated area—keep away from direct sunlight to protect the metallic threads and rich dye from fading. 5. Ironing & Storage Guidelines Ironing: Iron on Low to Medium heat setting (Silk setting). Always iron on the reverse/back side of the saree, or place a clean cotton cloth on top as a buffer over the zari border. Do not spray water directly onto the zari while ironing, as moisture can cause tarnishing over time. Storage: Store wrapped in a breathable cotton saree bag or muslin cloth. Avoid hanging on metal hangers for long periods; fold neatly and change the fold lines every few months to prevent permanent creasing along the zari borders.