Mridini Silkmark Tussar Silk Embroidery Saree Sage Green

What is sage green like on tussar?

Sage is a soft, grey-green, muted rather than bright, so it looks calm and sophisticated. Here it is set against orange lattice embroidery on the border and pallu, which adds warmth. It is a good choice if you prefer understated festive dressing, and it moves easily into office wear.

What colours pair with sage green?

Blush pink, peach and ivory keep it soft; maroon, rust or plum give it depth. The matching blouse piece is the easiest choice for a tonal look. Pearls, antique gold or oxidised silver all suit sage, so pick based on the occasion.

What comes with the saree?

The saree, about 5.5 to 5.6 metres long, and a matching blouse piece of 80 cm. The blouse you see on the model was styled for the photoshoot and isn't part of the package; you receive the blouse fabric to have stitched to your own design and measurements.

What does Silkmark certified mean here?

It means the saree is made from genuine tussar silk, certified for purity under the Silkmark label. You get the real fibre's natural texture, soft sheen and durability, rather than a blend made to look like tussar.

How does it drape?

The tussar has a rich texture and a graceful drape. The body is plain sage, with the embroidery concentrated on the wide orange lattice border and the heavily worked pallu, so pleat neatly to keep the border running straight along the hem and let the pallu fall open over the shoulder to show the lattice.

How should I care for it?

Dry clean only, to protect both the silk and the embroidery. Keep it in a separate bag in a dry place, change the folds and air it regularly so creases don't set, and if it ever needs drying, do it in the shade. Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight for long hours.