Product Specifications

Body: Crimson Red / Rani Pink undertone (rich bridal red with warm undertones). Border & Pallu Base: Deep Teal / Peacock Blue with antique gold zari weaving. Zari Work: Antique Gold / Dull Gold zari, offering an elegant, rich metallic sheen without being overly flashy. Tassels (Kunjalam): Matching deep teal blue silk threads. 2. Design & Weave Details Body Pattern: Features fine horizontal gold zari dashed buttas/lines. Accented with large, intricate floral rosette (padma / floral medallion) motifs in gold zari spaced evenly across the body. Border Design: Broad, contrast deep teal border featuring traditional woven processional motifs including elephants (gaja), horses (ashwa), and royal chariots/palanquins, framed by delicate geometric zari bands. Pallu Design: Richly woven heavy brocade pallu with detailed paisley / mango (kalka / ambi) and floral jaal weaving in antique gold. Finished with elegant hand-tied dark teal corner tassels. 3. Recommended Occasions Weddings & Muhurtham: Ideal for brides (for pre-wedding/reception rituals) or close family members. Festivals & Pujas: Perfect for Diwali, Navratri, Varalakshmi Vratham, Pongal, or temple functions. Receptions & Engagement Ceremonies: The rich contrast and antique zari make it well-suited for evening banquets and formal traditional gatherings. 4. Wash & Fabric Care Instructions First Wash: Strictly Dry Clean Only. Silk and rich brocade zari fabrics require professional care to maintain their sheen and texture. Subsequent Care: Continue dry cleaning to preserve zari integrity and avoid color bleeding. Never machine wash, hand wash in hot water, or use bleach/harsh detergents. Drying: If lightly spot-cleaned, always shade-dry. Never wring or expose to direct harsh sunlight. 5. Ironing & Maintenance Tips Ironing: Always iron on the reverse side using a low-to-medium silk setting. Place a thin cotton cloth/press cloth between the iron and the zari to prevent scorching the metallic threads. Avoid heavy steam directly onto the zari work. Storage: Fold neatly in a breathable cotton or muslin saree bag. Refold the saree along different crease lines every 3–4 months to prevent permanent fold tears in the zari. Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture; use neem leaves or silica gel packets instead of direct contact with naphthalene balls.

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