Off-White & Red Dual-Tone Soft Cotton Silk Floral Saree

Radiate timeless charm and rich festive color with this exquisite Off-White & Crimson Red Dual-Tone Soft Cotton Silk Saree. Expertly crafted from a high-quality blend of fine cotton and soft silk, this lightweight saree features an airy, semi-sheer texture paired with a subtle sheen and an effortless, fluid drape.

Framed by a neat contrast maroon-wine piped selvage border and a soft muted olive-silver woven border, this piece combines modern color blocking with classic woven artistic motifs. Complete with a matching unstitched blouse piece and handcrafted tassels on the pallu.

Key Details

• Fabric: Premium Soft Cotton Silk Blend (Lightweight, breathable, smooth texture)

• Color Palette: Off-White / Cream & Deep Crimson Red with Wine-Plum, Olive Green, and Muted Silver Details

• Craftsmanship: Precision Woven Design

• Design Pattern:

  • Body: Half-and-Half Layout — Off-White Base with Stylized Leafy Vines (Bel) & Crimson Red Base with Detailed Rose Floral Motifs

  • Border: Neat Contrast Maroon-Wine Piped Selvage Edge & Muted Olive-Silver Woven Border

  • Pallu: Vibrant Crimson Red Pallu Detailed with Contrasting Floral Work, Fine Zari Stripes & Handcrafted Tassels

• Inclusions: Includes a matching unstitched blouse piece

• Occasion: Festive Functions, Day Weddings, Puja Ceremonies, Cultural Gatherings & Evening Soirées

Care Instructions

1. Dry Clean Only: Recommended to maintain the delicate cotton-silk texture, color vibrancy, and fine woven artwork.

2. Ironing: Iron on low-to-medium heat on the reverse side of the fabric. Use a clean cotton cloth barrier over the woven motifs to protect the threads.

3. Usage: Avoid spraying perfumes, hairsprays, or direct liquids onto the fabric to prevent staining or discoloration.

4. Storage: Wrap neatly in a clean, breathable cotton or muslin cloth and store flat in a dark, dry space. Avoid hanging for long durations to preserve fabric structure.

Disclaimer: Please note that a slight color variation may occur between the physical product and digital images due to studio photography lighting or individual screen settings.