Product Specifications

Magenta Violet Border & Accent Color: Contrast Emerald Green Zari Color: Antique Gold / Warm Metallic Gold Visual Contrast: High contrast with a classic South Indian silk color combination, giving it a majestic and traditional look. 2. Design & Motif Details Body Pattern: Adorned with spaced, intricate Paisley / Mango motifs (Kalka / Manga motifs) woven with fine zari. Border: Medium-to-broad traditional Kanjivaram-style border featuring a dual-layer design—geometric lattice weave topped with a detailed floral and foliage zari band. Selvedge: A bright green frame along the lower edge that adds a clean accent line to the overall drape. Texture & Finish: Smooth, lustrous silk finish with a soft sheen that catches light gracefully. 3. Suitable Occasions Festivals: Perfect for major celebrations like Diwali, Onam, Navratri, and Vishu. Weddings & Receptions: Ideal for wedding guests, close family functions, engagement ceremonies, and temple rituals. Cultural & Formal Events: Excellent choice for traditional boutique showcases, stage events, and grand gatherings. 4. Styling Recommendations Blouse Pairing: Contrast Green: A matching emerald green blouse with zari borders for a striking, traditional look. Monotone Purple: A purple blouse with heavy zari embroidery for an elegant, seamless flow. Jewelry: Antique temple gold jewelry, traditional Jhumkas, or Kundan sets complement the warm gold zari. 5. Wash Care Instructions First Wash & Beyond: Dry Clean Only. Avoid washing with water at home to preserve the zari luster and prevent silk shrinkage. Emergency Spot Cleaning: Dab gently with a damp, soft cloth—never rub or scrub the zari. Storage: Store wrapped in a breathable cotton or muslin cloth in a cool, dry place. Avoid plastic covers to prevent humidity buildup. Periodically air out the saree in a shaded area. 6. Ironing & Maintenance Ironing Method: Always iron on the reverse side using a low-to-medium silk heat setting. Protective Barrier: Place a thin cotton cloth or pressing sheet between the iron and the saree to protect the zari finish. Steam: Avoid direct steam on the zari threads to prevent tarnishing over time.