Striped Katan Silk Timber Green Saree Handcrafted

How are the sequins placed on this one?

Gold sequins are scattered in small clusters across a muted forest-green body, set between dark thread bands and fine stripes. The clustering makes the glint a little more noticeable than a single scattered sequin, while still keeping the look restrained.

Is the green bright or muted?

It is muted and deep, closer to forest green than to a bright parrot shade. That makes it understated and easy to dress up or down, and it pairs well with gold jewellery and warm-toned blouses.

What jewellery goes with it?

Gold is the natural choice because it matches the sequin clusters: jhumkas, a layered chain or antique gold work well. Kundan or emerald pieces add a richer touch for a bigger occasion.

How should I care for it?

Dry cleaning is preferred. If you hand wash, use mild detergent, wash it separately and avoid wringing or scrubbing the sequinned areas. Dry it in shade and store it folded in a cloth bag.

How long is the saree?

It measures 6.3 to 6.4 metres including the attached blouse piece. Cut the blouse portion away before tailoring, and the rest is the saree length you drape. A matching blouse keeps the muted green continuous and lets the gold clusters stand out.

Where is it made?

It is made in Bhagalpur. The Katan silk is hand-dyed and finished with sequin work, so small variations in tone and sequin placement from piece to piece are part of the handcraft. The muted green may also look slightly different on screen.