Product Specifications

Saree Body Color & Fabric: Light Parrot Green / Apple Green in pure silk, featuring a subtle, soft sheen characteristic of classic Kanchivaram weaving. Border: A contrast yellowish-gold zari border that runs along the length of the saree body. Pallu Color & Design: Rich Dark Brown / Chocolate Plum contrast pallu adorned with intricate golden zari jacquard/brocade woven geometric foliage motifs, framed by traditional geometric zari borders and finished with knotted tassels (kuchu). Blouse Piece Piece: Typically comes with a matching running or dark brown contrast blouse piece. 2. Occasion & Styling Suggestions Occasions: Festive celebrations (Diwali, Navratri, Pongal, Onam) Weddings, receptions, and engagement functions Traditional family gatherings, housewarmings, and boutique/formal events Styling Tips: Jewelry: Pairs exceptionally well with antique gold jewelry, temple jewelry, or matte gold sets to complement the golden zari and contrasting tones. Hair & Makeup: Classic low bun adorned with fresh flowers (jasmine/gajra) or soft curls, paired with a neat bindi and warm-toned makeup. 3. Wash Care & Maintenance Instructions First Wash: Strictly Dry Clean Only. Subsequent Care: Dry cleaning is strongly recommended for pure Kanchivaram silk to preserve the luster, fabric integrity, and golden zari work. If home washing is unavoidable after multiple uses, hand wash gently in cold water using a mild silk-friendly detergent or soap nut liquid (reetha). Never soak the saree for extended periods, and do not wring or scrub. Drying: Always line dry in shade. Avoid direct sunlight, as harsh rays can fade the vibrant green shade and tarnish the zari. 4. Ironing & Storage Guidelines Ironing: Always iron on the reverse side of the fabric or place a thin cotton cloth over the saree to prevent direct heat on the silk fibers and zari. Use a low to medium heat setting (Silk setting). Storage: Fold the saree neatly and store it wrapped in a breathable pure cotton or muslin cloth bag. Avoid storing in plastic covers or synthetic bags, as silk needs to breathe to avoid moisture buildup. Refold the saree every few months along different crease lines to avoid permanent fabric cuts or tear along the folds.