Unique Embroidered Organza Pure Silk Brown Saree

What does the embroidery on the Unique saree look like?

Large clusters of leaves and flowers in white and silver thread are placed across the sheer rust-brown organza, with small touches of peach. The pallu follows the body pattern, and tassels finish the edge. The white on rust gives a striking contrast while keeping the saree light and airy.

Where does the Unique saree fit in?

Its earthy shade and placed embroidery make it an easy office saree first, polished without being loud. It moves well into a kitty party or brunch, and with silver jewellery and a sleek blouse it holds its own at a sangeet, cocktail night or office party.

How sheer is the saree?

Quite sheer. Organza is a transparent weave, and the rust ground will show the petticoat clearly. Choose a petticoat in a matching brown or rust, in a smooth fabric, so the embroidered clusters stand out against an even, solid base.

Is there a blouse piece?

Yes, it comes attached to the saree, in the pallu colour. A plain lined blouse in that shade lets the embroidery lead, or you could try a white or silver blouse to echo the thread work. The saree itself measures 6.3 to 6.4 metres.

Will the embroidery snag?

Thread embroidery on organza is delicate, so keep it away from rough bags, brooches and chunky bracelets that can catch the threads. Pin the pleats and pallu at the plain areas or seams rather than through the embroidered motifs.

How should I care for it?

Dry clean only. Store it folded in its own bag, keep it dry, and refold it now and then. Avoid ironing directly over the embroidery; if creases need pressing, work from the reverse on low heat with a cloth in between.