Nargis Ki Roshini Tissue Silk Sky Blue Saree

How does the sky blue pair with the border?

The soft sky blue is edged with a slim orange border, and faint silver stripes add a little shimmer. Blue and orange sit opposite each other on the colour wheel, so this thin line gives a fresh, lively contrast while the body stays calm and plain.

Is there any zari or pattern on the pallu?

No heavy zari or motifs. The pallu is kept simple and carries the same slim orange edge as the body. The look relies on the natural sheen of tissue silk, so it feels light and graceful instead of ornate.

What should I wear under such a fine fabric?

Tissue silk here is fine and sheer, so the petticoat will show through a little. A petticoat in a close shade of blue, cut well at the hips, gives the smoothest drape. Avoid white or dark petticoats, which stand out under a light fabric.

Is it handloom?

Yes, the Nargis Ki Roshini saree is pure handloom tissue silk from Bengal. Small irregularities in the weave or the edge are a natural part of handloom work and make each piece slightly different.

Is it easy to wear for a long function?

Yes. Tissue silk is lightweight, so it sits easily through a long ceremony. Pin the pleats and pallu securely so the drape stays neat, and keep a spare safety pin handy. Afterwards, dry clean it and store it in a separate bag in a dry place.

What blouse comes with it?

A blouse piece is attached to the saree, and the 6.3 to 6.4 metre length includes it, so you can have a blouse stitched to your own fit. The blouse the model wears is only for the photoshoot and is not included in the package.