Eri Silk Tussar Striped Blue & Red Saree

What does the pallu look like?

The cobalt-blue body meets a red pallu banded with gold stripes, and a narrow red edge runs along the border. Blue and red is a bold, classic contrast, and the gold bands lift it just enough to feel dressy. Folded in pleats at the shoulder, the bands line up neatly and show well.

Is the body plain or patterned?

The body carries fine tonal stripes, blue on blue, that you notice when you look closely or when the fabric moves. From a distance it reads as a clean, solid cobalt. Those quiet stripes give the saree texture without taking attention from the red pallu.

What kind of occasions is this Eri saree made for?

It is first a workwear saree: light-looking, striped and smart enough for office days and meetings. The red and gold pallu then makes it easy to carry to a kitty party or a weekend brunch, and it works for festive gatherings when paired with gold jewellery and a contrast blouse.

What is Eri silk?

Eri silk is often called Ahimsa or peace silk, because it is harvested after the moth has emerged from the cocoon. It is known for its soft texture and natural warmth. This saree pairs an Eri silk base with Tussar stripes and is hand-dyed, from Bhagalpur in Bihar.

Is a blouse piece included?

Yes. The blouse piece comes attached to the saree in the pallu colour, so it ties to the pallu side of the design. Your tailor separates it before stitching. If you would rather match the body, a cobalt or navy blouse from your wardrobe works just as well.

How should I care for it?

Dry clean only. Keep it in a separate cloth bag in a dry place, refold it now and then so creases do not set, and air it occasionally in dry, non-humid conditions. If it gets damp, dry it in shade, away from direct sun.