Pure Linen Jacquard Handloom Blue & Green Saree

What's woven into the body?

Small round dots in grey and gold, woven on a jacquard loom into the handloom linen. On the deep navy ground they're subtle, almost like a fine texture, so the saree looks smart and quiet until the bright pallu comes into view.

What does the pallu look like?

The navy body opens into a bright olive-green dotted pallu, framed by a wide yellow-green edge with a thin gold line and finished with green tassels. Navy and green together give a fresh, slightly sporty contrast that stays work-friendly.

How long is the saree, and is the blouse included?

The saree is 6.3 to 6.4 metres long, and the blouse piece is attached in the pallu colour, olive green. Your tailor separates it from the saree before stitching, so you get a coordinated blouse without hunting for a match.

What are some ways to style it?

The green blouse piece keeps it bright and coordinated. For meetings, a navy blouse with small gold studs gives a sharp, tonal look. For a dressier finish, try a mustard or gold blouse to bring out the thin gold line on the border.

How should I care for it?

Dry clean only. Store it in its own bag in a dry place and change the fold lines from time to time so creases don't set. If it gets damp, dry it in shade so the navy stays deep and even.

Why does the saree feel textured?

Two reasons. Pure linen has a natural slub, small thicker spots in the yarn, that gives the surface a handwoven character. On top of that, the jacquard dots are woven into the fabric rather than printed, so they have a little depth of their own.