Tranquil Pure Kota Linen Embroidery Saree Green

What is the embroidery like on the Tranquil saree?

White paisleys and floral scrolls are embroidered all over the body, standing out clearly against the ground colour. The pattern is dense but fine, so it reads as an all-over print-like texture from a distance and as needlework up close.

What does the border look like?

A slim gold-silver stripe border runs along the edge, and the pallu carries the same white paisley embroidery as the body, finished with tassels. The border gives the light, embroidered body a defined frame when draped.

Where would I wear it?

Festivals lead, especially daytime celebrations and family gatherings over the festive season. It also suits office parties, kitty lunches and ordinary office days, and it is light and easy to carry when you travel in warm weather.

What are khats?

Khats are the small square checks of the Kota Doria weave. Kota linen keeps them, so if you look closely at the cloth you will see a fine grid beneath the embroidery, which also gives the fabric its airy feel.

How should I store it?

In a separate bag, in a dry place. Change the folds now and then so the embroidery does not crease along the same lines, and air it in dry weather. Dry clean only.

Is the blouse attached?

Yes, the blouse piece is attached to the saree, and the full length including it is 6.3 to 6.4 metres. Have your tailor cut it off and stitch it to your measurements.