Beige printed Kashmiri silk saree with a two-tone maroon Warli-style figurative print of tribal figures and trees, and a wide maroon border stacked with rows of figures.

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Beige & Maroon Warli Printed Kashmiri Silk Saree | Manzar

Name: Beige & Maroon Warli Printed Kashmiri Silk Saree | Manzar
Brand: IndieHaat
SKU: 60223KSBC060
Price: 2899.0 INR
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A two-tone beige and maroon that stays understated all day.

A measured 50 GSM; the full drape with its blouse piece weighs 425 g.

Blouse incl Soft drape Worked border

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Description +

A two-tone beige drape carries a dense maroon Warli print of figures and trees throughout.

Why this piece

Opaque and light — a measured 50 GSM, so nothing shows through the beige ground.

Consistent print — the maroon reads clean against the beige because every piece is printed to the same repeat.

Maroon worked border — a wide maroon border and end-panel stacked with horizontal rows of tribal figures and geometric patterns, the feature that sets this drape apart from the ones beside it.

The print

The design is a two-tone all-over Warli-style print of figures, animals and geometric trees. It is printed digitally in Bangalore by a specialist print studio, with the same repeat used on every piece, so the colour and pattern arrive as drawn.

The border

The maroon border is the signature here — wide, and stacked with horizontal rows of tribal figures and geometric shapes rather than left plain, and matched by an end-panel in the same treatment. It gives a simple two-tone scheme real weight at the edges.

The drape

It is soft and smooth with a fluid, lightweight fall — 6.2 to 6.3 metres in total at 44 to 45 inches wide, made up of a 5.5 metre drape and a 0.8 metre (80 cm) running blouse piece continuous with it. The whole thing weighs about 425 grams, so it carries easily through a long day.

Every colourway sits at the same.

Wearing it

Its light weight, matte surface and easy fall suit daily wear and daytime festive occasions. The restrained beige-and-maroon pairing carries from an ordinary day to a daytime function without shifting register, so one drape covers both.

Colour hues may vary slightly from the images because of different screens and displays.

Details

Design: warli-style figurative print, with a wide maroon border and end-panel stacked with horizontal rows of tribal figures and geometric patterns.

Saree length: 6.2 to 6.3 m in total (a 5.5 m drape plus a 0.8 m blouse piece).

Width: 44 to 45 inches.

Blouse piece: 80 cm running blouse piece, continuous with the drape and included.

Weight: about 425 g in total.

Fabric weight: a measured 50 GSM, lightweight and opaque.

Care: Dry clean it before the first wash. After that, a gentle cold hand wash with a mild detergent is fine — do not machine wash and do not wring it. Dry the saree flat or hang it in the shade without folding, and iron it inside out on low to medium heat under a cotton press cloth.

Made in: India (produced in Bangalore).

Collection: Manzar

Specifications +

Fabric / Material	Kashmiri Silk
Craft / Technique	Motif Printing
Colour	Beige
Origin / Cluster	Kota

Craft & Story +

The print is drawn in the Warli style — rows of stick figures, animals and geometric trees, the whole told in two tones so the drawing does the work rather than the colour. It is printed digitally in Bangalore by a specialist print studio, one repeat on every piece, so the maroon stays even against the beige and the crowded border keeps its rows sharp. The wide maroon border and matching end-panel are printed with the body as a single file, which is why the heavy edges and the open field sit together. Our printed range keeps growing, and this beige and maroon drape is one of its pieces.

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FAQ +

How is the Warli-style print laid out on the Manzar saree?

Rows of stick figures, animals and geometric trees are printed all over the beige ground in two tones. Because the colour scheme is so restrained, the drawing does the work: the figures give the saree a lively, storytelling look while the overall palette stays calm.

What does the end-panel look like?

The pallu closes in a bold maroon panel that gives the simple two-tone scheme real weight at the end. It is the strongest block of colour on the saree and shows clearly whether you pleat the pallu or leave it open.

Is the finish matte or glossy?

It has a matte surface, which suits the folk-art print and keeps the beige and maroon looking natural rather than shiny. The cloth is soft and smooth with an easy, fluid fall.

Is it see-through?

No. It is a measured 50 GSM, so nothing shows through the beige ground. A petticoat in beige or a skin tone keeps it seamless; a maroon one can also work and will not show through.

Is there a blouse piece?

Yes. A 0.8 metre (80 cm) running blouse piece is continuous with the 5.5 metre drape and included, at 44 to 45 inches wide. Your tailor separates it and stitches it to your size.

Will the maroon run onto the beige?

The print is colourfast on the brand's own in-house testing. Protect it by dry cleaning before the first wash, then using a gentle cold hand wash with mild detergent. Do not wring it or machine wash it, and dry it flat or in the shade.