Product Description

Graceful, refreshing, and rooted in timeless South Indian heritage, this Silk Mark Certified Pure Mysore Silk Saree showcases the elegance of traditional craftsmanship with luxurious silk texture and refined zari detailing.

The saree features a soothing mint green body paired with a rich turquoise blue contrast border and pallu, creating a beautiful balance of soft pastel tones and vibrant silk hues. The body of the saree highlights the natural sheen and smooth finish that Mysore silk is celebrated for, offering a clean and sophisticated look while preserving the classic simplicity of traditional silk sarees.

The highlight of the saree is its striking turquoise blue pallu, adorned with elegant gold zari stripe patterns and traditional woven zari borders, adding depth, richness, and ceremonial grace. The smooth drape and fluid fall of pure Mysore silk enhance the elegance of the saree, making it both luxurious and comfortable to wear.

Perfect for weddings, festive celebrations, cultural gatherings, and special occasions, this saree embodies heritage elegance while offering timeless sophistication.

This saree is Silk Mark Certified, ensuring authenticity and purity of silk as verified by the Silk Mark Organization of India.

The saree includes a matching unstitched blouse piece, allowing you to tailor the blouse to your preferred style and fit.

Product Details

• Fabric: Silk Mark Certified Pure Mysore Silk
• Base Color: Mint Green
• Border Color: Turquoise Blue with Gold Zari
• Pallu Design: Zari Stripe Pattern with Traditional Woven Border
• Design Style: Classic Mysore Silk Contrast Pallu Saree
• Saree Length: 5.5 meters
• Blouse Piece Length: 0.8 meters (Unstitched)
• Occasion: Weddings, Festive Celebrations, Traditional Events
• Certification: Silk Mark Certified

Care Instructions

• Dry Clean Only to maintain the purity and sheen of the silk fabric.
• Use low heat steam ironing on the reverse side or place a cotton cloth over the saree while ironing.
• Store wrapped in a soft muslin cloth in a cool, dry place. Avoid hanging for long periods to preserve the silk fibers and zari work.