Glossy Katan Staple Silk Saree Green Handcrafted

What does the pallu look like?

The pallu is wide and striped in two tones of green, edged with gold-toned borders. It is the richest part of the saree, so draping it loose over the shoulder or arm shows off the stripes best.

How much gold is there?

Enough to feel special, not heavy. Small gold dots are scattered as buti across the body, a narrow gold-toned border runs along the edge, and the pallu carries gold edging. Overall it has a medium look with a clear glint.

What occasions is it suited to?

It works first for the office, where the restrained gold keeps it polished. It also suits an evening dinner, festive gatherings, and temple visits or a puja, where the deep green and gold feel traditional.

Can I wash it at home?

Dry cleaning is preferred, but a gentle hand wash with mild detergent is fine. Wash it separately and dry it in shade. Avoid wringing, and press out water gently to protect the sheen and the gold details.

Is there a blouse piece?

Yes, the blouse piece comes attached to the saree. The full length is 6.3 to 6.4 metres including it, so cut it away before tailoring. A matching green blouse lets the gold buti and pallu stripes lead, while a gold blouse gives a more festive finish.

What does Jacquard weaving mean here?

Jacquard is a loom method that lifts individual warp threads to weave patterns directly into the fabric. The gold buti and pallu stripes are part of the weave, not printed or stitched on, which keeps them crisp and integrated with the silk.