Product Specifications

Saree Body: Soft Pastel Lavender / Light Violet with a soft metallic luster. Pallu: Antique Gold / Warm Muted Gold. Design & Motif Details: Body: Borderless plain silk with subtle self-colored woven jacquard floral / peacock motifs running lightly across the fabric. Pallu: Features woven traditional figure motifs depicting dancing forms along with ornate floral borders and intricate geometric patterns. Finishes with matching golden tassels along the edge. Style: Modern borderless style, combining a contemporary pastel body hue with a contrasting traditional antique gold pallu. Fabric: Pure Kanchivaram (Kanjivaram) Silk. Occasion & Styling Best Suited For: Festive celebrations (Diwali, Onam, Vishu) Wedding receptions and engagement ceremonies Boutique exhibits, cultural events, and high-end formal gatherings Styling Suggestions: Pair with an antique gold jewelry set or pearl necklace to complement the gold pallu. Works best with a sleeveless or elbow-length plain lavender silk blouse or an antique gold brocade blouse. Wash & Care Instructions Dry Clean Only: Always opt for professional dry cleaning to maintain the fabrics sheen, silk natural fibers, and the delicate weave on the pallu. Washing at Home: Strictly avoid machine washing, detergents, or soaking in water. Stain Removal: Treat stains immediately by taking the saree to a professional dry cleaner. Do not rub with wet cloth. Storage: Wrap and store the saree in a breathable, unbleached cotton or muslin cloth cover. Store flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Periodically open, air out, and refold the saree every 3–4 months along different crease lines to prevent weave damage. Ironing Guidelines Temperature Setting: Always set the iron to the Silk or Low Heat setting. Protective Layer: Place a clean, thin cotton cloth (pressing cloth) over the saree before ironing. Never place a hot iron directly on the silk or gold weave. Steam: Avoid direct water sprays or high steam on the saree, as it can leave water spots on silk. Ironing Reverse: Iron on the reverse side of the pallu and body whenever possible to preserve the weave luster.