Product Specifications

Color Shade: Rich Burnt Amber / Rust Orange with warm golden-yellow undertones. Fabric: Pure Kanjeevaram / Kanchipuram Silk with a natural sheen and structured drape. Weave & Texture: Self-textured vertical kattam (stripes) featuring woven floral damask brocade motifs throughout the body. Design & Border Elements Border: Traditional zari border woven with geometric pavun (coin) patterns along the outer edge, leading into a dense diagonal matrix motif (muttukattam). Pallu / Contrast: Broad tissue zari finish along the lower border and pallu end, giving it a rich, royal metallic finish. Blouse Pairing Suggestions: Pairs best with a matching burnt-amber silk blouse with zari borders, or a contrasting deep bottle green, raw silk maroon, or antique gold velvet blouse for a bold boutique look. Occasion & Styling Ideal For: Festivals (Diwali, Navratri, Dussehra), wedding receptions, engagement ceremonies, traditional pujas, and high-end formal gatherings. Jewelry Recommendations: Antique matte gold, temple jewelry with Kundan accents, or traditional jhumkas with a short choker necklace. Wash Care & Maintenance Washing: Strictly Dry Clean Only to preserve the delicate silk fibers and gold zari threadwork. Never machine wash or hand wash in cold/hot water. Stain Handling: If liquid spills occur, gently dab immediately with a dry white cloth. Avoid rubbing or using harsh spot removers. Storage: Wrap the saree in a clean, breathable cotton or muslin bag. Avoid plastic covers, which trap moisture and cause zari oxidation over time. Store in a cool, dark wardrobe, and air the saree every few months. Ironing & Pressing Heat Setting: Use the Silk setting on your iron (low to medium heat). Protection: Always iron the saree on the reverse side or place a thin, clean cotton cloth between the iron and the saree. Steam Usage: Avoid direct high-pressure steam on the zari borders, as heat and moisture can tarnish metallic threads.