Silkmark Tussar Precious Blockprint Beige & Blue Saree

How do the beige and blue balance each other?

Beige gives a soft, natural base and blue adds a cool contrast through the print. Together they look fresh and composed. Tussar's golden tones warm the beige slightly, which stops the blue from feeling stark.

Which blouse would suit the Precious saree?

Navy or indigo deepens the blue, coral or rust adds warmth, and ivory keeps it light. For a polished working look, a plain navy blouse with silver earrings is hard to beat.

It will sit in my cupboard between occasions. Any storage tips?

Fold it into a separate bag and keep it somewhere dry. When you remember, open it out, air it in non-moist air and change the folds before putting it back. That small routine keeps the tussar fresh and stops permanent crease lines from forming between wears.

Can I get the blouse stitched in my own style?

Yes. The tussar blouse piece reaches you unstitched and attached to the saree, in the pallu's colour, so any neckline, sleeve length or back design is possible. Many women keep the cut simple and let the block print do the talking, but a deeper back or elbow sleeves suit it too.

How long is the saree?

The saree measures 6.3 to 6.4 metres, and the blouse piece comes attached to it. That is a comfortable length for a regular Nivi drape with full pleats and a pallu over the shoulder. Detach the blouse piece before you drape it.

Why does the Silkmark label matter?

Because silk is hard to judge on a screen. The Silkmark label, issued under the Silk Mark Organisation of India, certifies that the fabric is genuine silk and meets their quality standards. With this saree the tussar is certified, so you know the price is for real silk.