Rangira Silkmark Ghicha Tussar Silk Saree Raw Beige

What does the painting on the Rangira saree look like?

The painting is mostly red and black on a cream ground: nested diamonds, chevron bands and small birds, with a red flower lattice. The pallu carries the heaviest work, and a red band with black-and-red triangle edging finishes the border. It feels traditional and graphic.

How long is the saree without the blouse piece?

The saree measures 5.6 to 5.7 metres, and an unstitched 80 cm blouse piece is included with it. Hand-finished lengths can vary slightly within that range, so share the measurements with your tailor before planning the blouse design.

Which blouse colours suit the Rangira saree?

A red blouse matching the border is the classic choice. Black is striking and picks up the painted outlines. For a softer contrast, try mustard or deep olive. Keep jewellery in antique gold or oxidised silver to suit the red and black palette.

What if I spill something on the painted area?

Blot it gently with a dry, clean cloth; don't rub, and don't wash it with water. Let it dry in the shade and take it to a dry cleaner who works with silk. The saree is dry clean only, and that's what keeps the painting safe.

Is it a festive saree or something more versatile?

Both. The red and black palette reads festive, so Diwali, Navratri and other festive days are its natural home. It also suits office parties, and with a plain blouse it works for a kitty party, a brunch or a special day at work.