Product Specifications

Fabric Construction: Fine, sheer silk with a subtle metallic sheen woven throughout the base fabric. Shade & Color Profile: Tissue silk base fabrics typically range from champagne gold, rose gold, silver, and soft metallic pastels to rich jewel tones (emerald, deep ruby, or sapphire) depending on the dye and metallic wire mix. Design & Finish: Digital Printing allows for intricate, multi-colored motifs (floral, botanical, tropical, or abstract) directly onto the shimmering weave. The surface features a glassy, structured drape rather than a soft, clingy fluid drape. Best Occasions to Wear Festive Celebrations: Diwali, Dussehra, Onam, and formal puja ceremonies. Wedding Functions: Sangeet, Mehendi, Haldi, or daytime reception events. Formal Gatherings: Evening galas, high-profile dinners, or upscale social mixers where the metallic metallic shine naturally catches light. Wash & Fabric Care Cleaning: Dry Clean Only. Water washes can permanently strip the crisp finish, cause the metallic sheen to oxidize or dull, and cause digital dyes to bleed or streak. Stain Handling: Dab immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Never rub or use spot treatment liquids. Storage: Wrap in a breathable white cotton or muslin cloth bag (avoid plastic covers, which trap moisture and dull metallic threads). Hang on padded hangers or fold flat with acid-free tissue paper between folds to prevent permanent creasing along the zari wires. Ironing & Pressing Instructions Heat Setting: Use the lowest Silk or Synthetic setting (low heat). Protection Barrier: Never apply a direct iron to the saree. Place a thin, dry cotton press cloth (like a clean handkerchief or cotton Dupatta) over the saree surface before ironing. Method: Iron on the reverse/back side of the fabric whenever possible. Avoid steaming or spraying water directly, as water droplets leave water spots on tissue silk and can react with the metallic weave. Drape Tip: Use a garment steamer at a safe distance (3–4 inches away) on the reverse side for stubborn creases, keeping the fabric moving continuously.

Material : Linen