Leher Baani Kota Doria Tepchi Saree Pink

What is embroidered on the pink?

The body carries faint tonal embroidery of floral vines in a paler pink, with an embroidered row near the edge. Because the thread sits close to the dusty pink ground, the effect is soft and subtle rather than high-contrast, which keeps it easy for office days and brunches.

Which blouse colour pairs with it?

A pale pink blouse echoes the tonal embroidery; maroon or deep green gives a richer contrast. Pearls suit the soft pink. Since no blouse piece is included, a breathable cotton blouse is the most comfortable choice with kota. Keep the cut simple so the fine vines stay the focus.

Does it come with a blouse piece?

No. The Leher Baani saree comes without a blouse piece, so you will need a separate blouse. That gives you freedom: a plain cotton blouse in the saree colour, a white chikankari blouse, or a contrast shade picked to suit the occasion.

The saree is 5.3 to 5.4 metres. Is that enough?

It is on the shorter side, so plan a simpler drape: a nivi drape with slightly fewer pleats or a shorter pallu works well for most heights. If you are tall or like deep pleats and a long pallu, try a practice drape before the occasion.

What is tepchi work?

Tepchi is a basic chikankari stitch done with simple running stitches along the outline of a design. It gives a neat, delicate line and keeps the fabric light. On Leher Baani, it traces tonal floral vines across the saree.

How do I care for it?

Hand wash it gently with mild detergent, on its own, and dry it in the shade. Do not wring; press the water out and dry it flat or on a wide hanger. Iron on low heat with a cloth on top to protect the embroidery.