Product Specifications

Color Palette: Warm rustic orange / burnt orange body with a contrasting champagne gold and silver zari pallu and borders. Body Design: Smooth silk-finish body adorned with subtle, spread-out floral/leaf thread motifs (buttis) in delicate pastel shades. Border: Medium-to-wide silver/champagne zari border featuring an intricate floral creeper (jaal) pattern running continuously along the top and bottom length. Pallu: Rich, densely woven full-zari pallu in light silver-champagne, finished with traditional hand-tied fringe tassels at the end. 2. Best Occasions to Wear Festive Celebrations: Diwali, Dussehra, Onam, Vishu, and Puja ceremonies. Weddings & Pre-Wedding Functions: Engagement ceremonies, sangeet, reception, or wedding guest wear. Formal Cultural Events: Boutique launches, traditional gatherings, and festive evening parties. 3. Wash & Care Instructions First Wash: Dry Clean Only. Dry cleaning is strongly recommended for the first few washes to preserve the rich color dye and protect the metallic zari weave. Subsequent Care: If hand washing at home, use cold water with a mild silk-friendly liquid detergent or baby shampoo. Do not soak for extended periods, and do not use harsh detergents, bleaches, or fabric softeners. Gently swish the saree in soapy water without scrubbing, twisting, or wringing out the fabric. Drying: Roll the saree in a clean, dry towel to press out excess moisture. Line dry in the shade on a soft padded hanger or flat surface. Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent color fading and metallic oxidation. 4. Ironing & Pressing Guidelines Heat Setting: Use the Low to Medium (Silk) temperature setting. Protection: Always iron on the reverse side of the saree. Press Cloth: Place a thin, clean cotton cloth (such as a cotton dupatta or thin towel) over the zari border and pallu while ironing to protect the metallic threads from direct heat. Steam: Avoid direct high-pressure steam on the zari sections to prevent tarnishing. 5. Storage Tips Store the saree folded inside a breathable cotton or muslin bag. Avoid plastic covers as they trap humidity and can discolor the zari work over time. Refold the saree along different fold lines every few months to prevent permanent creasing or fiber weakening.