Eri Tussar Striped Green & Mustard Saree

What details are in the pallu?

The emerald-green body leads into a mustard-ochre pallu with faint block checks and tassels at the end. The checks are subtle, so they add texture without turning into a busy pattern. Emerald and mustard is a rich, traditional pairing that feels festive but stays wearable.

How do I care for it?

It is dry clean only. Store it folded in its own cloth bag in a dry place, change the folds from time to time, and let it air in dry, non-humid conditions. Lay the tassels flat inside the fold, and if the saree ever gets damp, dry it in shade.

What does Eri silk with Tussar stripes mean?

The saree is made of Eri silk, a soft, warm silk often called peace silk, with Tussar stripes adding texture. On this piece the body looks mostly plain with faint stripes, so the effect is subtle. Being hand-dyed, the tone may vary gently along the length.

How long is it?

The saree measures 6.3 to 6.4 metres. That is enough for a full nivi drape with comfortable pleats and a pallu that falls well over the shoulder, even if you like to wear your pallu a little longer.

Does it include a blouse piece?

Yes, the blouse piece comes attached in the pallu colour. Your tailor separates it before stitching. A pallu-tone blouse brings the warm side of the design up to the face; an emerald or gold blouse is a good alternative if you want a second look.