Modern Embroidered Organza Pure Silk Pink Saree

What sets the Modern saree apart?

Large white leaf and flower clusters are placed across a coral organza, and the edge is finished with a lively red-and-white tassel trim. Because the embroidery sits in clusters, plenty of the sheer ground shows through, and the tassels add a playful touch as the saree moves.

How sheer is it, and what should I wear under it?

The organza is sheer, so pick a petticoat in a matching coral or a soft skin tone. A light shapewear petticoat creates a smooth line under the pleats and lets the white embroidery show clearly. Line the blouse as well.

What blouse styles work with coral pink?

Ivory or white picks up the embroidery, a gold or rose-gold blouse gives a festive lift, and a teal or navy blouse makes a bold contrast. The attached blouse piece is in the pallu colour if you would rather keep the look matched.

Is it comfortable for long hours?

Organza is very light, so the saree does not drag at the waist or shoulder. It is crisp rather than soft, so a cotton petticoat and a lined blouse help keep it comfortable. Pin the pallu at the shoulder so you are not adjusting it all evening.

How do I look after the tassels and embroidery?

It is dry clean only. Smooth the tassels out before folding so they do not tangle, store the saree in its own bag in a dry place, and keep the thread work away from catchy jewellery. Refold it now and then to prevent permanent creases.

How long is the saree?

It measures 6.3 to 6.4 metres, with the blouse piece attached. That is a comfortable length for most drape styles, including the classic Nivi drape with pleats in front and the pallu over the shoulder, with enough to spare for a fuller pallu.