Whispering Petals Blockprint Chanderi Silk Saree Bright Orange

How does the pallu contrast with the body?

The body is covered in purple and green flower vines, while the pallu turns white with green hatch lines and paisley motifs. That white end lifts the whole saree and gives the shoulder a fresh break from the dense print, so the drape looks lively from both the front and the back.

What kind of border does it have?

A green dotted band with a thin gold edge runs along the length. It is narrow and quiet, which lets the bright floral body carry the look while still giving the pleats a neat finishing line. The green also links back to the hatch lines on the pallu.

Which occasions does it suit best?

It comes into its own at festive gatherings, where the bright ground and purple florals feel celebratory. It also works for kitty parties and brunches, for office days with a simple blouse, and for dinners in the evening with a little gold jewellery.

Is a blouse piece included?

Yes, the blouse piece is attached to the saree, and the 6.3 to 6.4 metre length includes it. A purple or green blouse picks up the vines for a festive look, while a white one echoes the pallu and keeps things fresh for daytime.

How does it drape?

Easily. Handloom Chanderi silk cotton is lightweight, so the pleats sit without bulk and the pallu rests lightly on the shoulder. It is easy to pin in place and wear for hours, and the white pallu end stays crisp against the bright orange body.

What care does it need?

Dry clean only. Store it in a separate bag in a dry place, change the folds every so often and let it air in dry weather. If you ever need to dry it, keep it out of direct sun so the bright print colours stay true.