Striped Kota Slub Sequence Pallu Saree Hand Dyed Flamingo Orange

What shade of orange is it?

A warm coral-orange with small sequins scattered across it and fine dark stripes in the body. The pallu ends in a wide gold-toned band that sets off the colour. It's bright and festive without being a hard orange.

Which blouse colour suits it?

Gold picks up the band and makes it party-ready, while teal or turquoise gives a striking contrast. A coral blouse keeps it tonal and soft. Gold jewellery suits the warm shade better than silver.

How is the sequin work done?

The sequins are attached to the fabric with needlework: small, flat, shiny discs stitched on so they catch the light as you move. They add a festive sparkle without making the light Kota saree heavy.

Is it comfortable in summer?

Yes. Kota is a lightweight, sheer fabric with an airy texture, which is why it is popular in warm climates. That makes it an easy pick for summer celebrations and for travel, and the sequins keep it festive.

Will the colour run?

It may release a little colour, especially early on. The saree is hand dyed, so always wash it separately. Dry cleaning is preferred; if you hand wash, use a mild detergent, keep it away from other clothes, and dry it in the shade.

When would I wear this saree?

It leads as a sangeet or cocktail saree, its coral and sequins made for evening celebrations. It also suits festive gatherings, evening dinners, kitty lunches and brunches, and summer holidays and travel.