Nargis Ki Roshini Tissue Silk Light Yellow Saree

What sets off the pale yellow on the Nargis Ki Roshini saree?

A slim marigold-orange border runs along both edges, and that thin line of warm colour is the only contrast. Against the soft, buttery yellow it gives a clean outline to the pleats and pallu without adding weight or pattern.

Is the body plain?

Yes. The body is plain tissue silk with a gentle shimmer, and the pallu is nearly as simple, with only a few faint tone-on-tone woven lines running across it. The interest comes from the sheen of the fabric and the orange edge, which makes it easy to dress up with statement jewellery.

Which occasions does it suit?

An engagement or roka comes first, where the light yellow tissue catches the light softly. It also works for wedding and reception functions, a temple visit or puja, and festive celebrations. Gold or temple jewellery brings out the shimmer best.

How sheer is it?

Tissue silk is fine and catches light, and the pallu is visibly translucent when held up. Wear a well-fitted petticoat in a matching yellow so the drape looks clean, and avoid a contrasting colour underneath.

Is the blouse the model is wearing included?

No. The model's blouse is styled for the shoot only. The saree comes with its own blouse piece attached, in the same pale yellow with the orange edge, within the total length of about 6.3 to 6.4 metres.

How do I care for tissue silk?

Dry clean only. Store it in a separate bag in a dry place, change the folds now and then and air it in non-moist air, so the sheen stays fresh and the fine fabric doesn't weaken along old creases.