Product Specifications

Body: Warm Off-White / Natural Ecru / Ivory Cream Border & Trims: Antique Gold / Dull Gold Zari, complemented by an Emerald/Forest Green selvedge stripe and a subtle Maroon/Oxblood piping accent. Design & Weave Details Fabric: Lightweight, breathable Mul Cotton (Mulmul). Body: Solid, unadorned texture with the natural airy drape characteristic of fine mulmul. Border: Traditional temple/Kasavu-inspired woven border featuring an antique gold metallic zari band framed by deep green and maroon contrast thread edges. Pallu (Aanchal): Continues the structured border theme with minimal, elegant gold zari horizontal stripes (zari lines) along the edge. Blouse Pairing: Shown paired with a matching cream mul cotton blouse carrying the identical border detailing on the sleeves. Standard Measurements Saree Length: 5.5 meters (approx. 6 yards) Blouse Piece Length: 0.8 meters (approx. 31–32 inches), attached running unstitched fabric Saree Width (Height): 44 to 45 inches (approx. 112–114 cm) Total Length (with blouse piece): 6.3 meters Occasions to Wear Festivals & Pujas: Ideal for Onam, Vishu, Diwali, and intimate temple rituals. Day Ceremonies: Haldi/Mehendi guest wear, morning wedding ceremonies, housewarmings (griha pravesh), or cultural gatherings. Casual / Office Elegance: Festive office celebrations or understated formal daytime events. Wash Care & Maintenance First Wash: Dry clean recommended for the first wash to set the zari and contrast dyes safely. Subsequent Washes: Gentle hand wash in cold water using a mild liquid detergent (like Ezee or delicate wool/silk wash). Handling: Do not wring, scrub harshly, or soak for more than 5–10 minutes. Wash dark/contrast borders quickly to prevent color bleed onto the ecru base. Drying: Line dry in shade; direct sunlight will fade the zari and weaken fine mulmul fibers. Avoid machine spin cycles. Ironing Instructions Heat Setting: Medium heat (Cotton setting). Method: Iron on the reverse side while the fabric is slightly damp to eliminate creases effortlessly. Zari Protection: Always place a thin cotton pressing cloth between the iron and the zari border to avoid scorching the metallic threads or dulling their shine.

Material : NULL