Stunning Pure Linen Striped Red & Yellow Saree

How is the colour split across the saree?

The body is a mustard-yellow ground worked with fine gold lines, and the pallu switches to red with gold stripes and tassels. The two-tone layout means the pallu carries the colour while the body stays lighter, so the saree looks festive when draped yet easy enough for daytime.

What's in the package?

You get the saree with a blouse piece of 80 cm. The blouse worn by the model in the photos is only styling for the shoot and isn't part of the package, so plan your blouse from the piece provided. The saree itself measures 5.5 to 5.6 metres.

How can I drape it to show off the red pallu?

Keep the mustard-yellow body in neat pleats and let the red pallu carry the colour. Pinned at the shoulder, the gold stripes sit tidily for the office; worn open, the full red pallu and its tassels show for a festive event or a kitty party.

What do handloom weaving and hand dyeing mean here?

Both go into this saree. The pure linen is woven on a handloom, and the colour is applied by hand. Hand dyeing means each piece carries slight variations, and minor irregularities are part of handcrafted work, so small differences from one saree to the next are expected.

How should I care for it?

It is dry clean only. Keep it in a separate bag in a dry place, change the folds from time to time, and air it regularly in dry, non-moist air. Never leave it damp; if it does get wet, dry it in the shade, away from strong sun.

Which blouse styles suit it?

With a red pallu and a yellow body, you can go either way: a red blouse ties to the pallu, a mustard one blends with the body. For festive wear, a blouse with a gold border picks up the gold lines; for office, a simple red boat-neck keeps it neat.