Sea Green Soft Cotton Silk Floral Embroidered Saree with Silver Zari

Embrace refreshing, ethereal charm with this breathtaking Sea Green Soft Cotton Silk Floral Embroidered Saree. Combining the breathable comfort of fine cotton with the luxurious sheen of silk, this saree features a subtly textured grid/checkered weave accented by fine golden-silver zari highlights. The saree is anchored by a rich, traditional silver zari woven border featuring paisley (kalka) and floral motifs, offering a perfect bridge between classic heritage weaving and modern embroidery art. Complete with a matching unstitched blouse piece.

Key Details

• Fabric: Premium Banarasi Soft Cotton Silk Blend (Breathable, lightweight, smooth drape with subtle zari grid texture)

• Color Palette: Soft Sea Green / Mint Aqua with Pink & Ivory Threadwork and Silver Zari

• Craftsmanship: Intricate Thread Embroidery & Traditional Silver Zari Weaving

• Design Pattern:

  • Body: Scattered Botanical Floral Sprigs & Delicate Leafy Embroidery

  • Border: Ornate Woven Silver Zari Border with Paisley (Kalka) Patterns

  • Pallu: Continuous Floral Embroidery Leading to a Silver Zari Finish

• Inclusions: Includes a matching unstitched sea green blouse piece with a woven zari border

• Occasion: Festive Gatherings, Day Weddings, Haldi/Mehendi Events, Puja Ceremonies & Soirées

Care Instructions

1. Dry Clean Only: Recommended to maintain the delicate blend of cotton-silk fibers, fine embroidery threads, and zari weaving.

2. Ironing: Iron on low heat on the reverse side of the saree only. Always place a clean cotton cloth barrier over the embroidery and zari work while pressing.

3. Usage: Avoid spraying perfumes, liquid deodorants, or direct water onto the embroidered motifs or zari border.

4. Storage: Wrap in a soft, breathable cotton or muslin cloth and store in a dry, dark place. Avoid using plastic storage covers to prevent zari tarnishing.

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.