Earthloom Handdyed Khadi Cotton Saree Fiery Red

What is the colour story of the Earthloom saree?

A deep red body, kept completely plain, meets a navy blue pallu. Red and navy is a classic pairing that feels confident without being loud. Small red tassels at the end of the pallu tie the two colours together, so the drape looks finished even without a border.

Will the red look exactly like the picture?

Very close, but hand dyeing means every batch takes colour a little differently, and the slub of the khadi adds slight variations in depth. Screens can also show red brighter or deeper than it is. Expect a rich deep red with a natural, not perfectly even, finish.

Is a blouse piece part of the package?

Yes. You get 1 metre of blouse fabric with the saree, matching what the model is wearing. The saree itself measures 6.4 to 6.5 metres, so you have the full drape plus enough to have a blouse tailored.

What colour petticoat should I wear under it?

Choose a petticoat close to the body colour, so a red or maroon cotton petticoat is the safest pick. It keeps the drape looking seamless, especially where the pleats open as you walk. A cotton petticoat also matches the breathable feel of khadi.

How should I wash it, and what about the tassels?

Hand wash gently in mild detergent and wash it separately from other clothes. Swish the tassels rather than rubbing or wringing them, and smooth them out before drying. Dry the saree in the shade to keep the red and navy looking rich.

Can I wear it to the temple?

Yes. The deep red body with a navy pallu feels traditional and composed, which suits a temple visit or a puja at home. Pair it with a red or navy blouse, small gold jhumkas and a bindi. Khadi is light and breathable, so it stays comfortable through a long morning of rituals.