Marathi Mood Soft Silk Zari Woven Royal Blue Saree

What is special about the satin border?

The saree has a wide red satin border with a floral pattern, which contrasts boldly with the blue body and its vertical gold-woven stripes. It frames the drape and leads into the gold-worked red pallu, giving the whole saree a rich, festive look.

How does soft silk differ from a traditional silk?

Soft silk is lightweight, smooth and lustrous, and soft silk sarees are often less stiff than traditional silk. That gives them a better drape and flow, so the saree is comfortable to wear while keeping a luxurious sheen.

Is it a good choice for a long wedding day?

Yes. Soft silk is lightweight and comfortable, so it is easy to wear from the ceremony through the reception. The royal blue with zari looks rich in both daylight and evening light.

Which blouse is included?

The blouse is the same as the one the model wears, so what you see her wearing is what to expect. The saree itself measures 5.5 to 5.6 metres, enough for a regular drape.

How do I care for it?

Dry clean only. Store it in a separate bag in a dry place, change the folds regularly, and air it in dry weather so moisture does not settle in the zari. Dry it in the shade if it gets damp.

What jewellery goes with royal blue and zari?

Gold, kundan and polki all look striking against the blue and pick up the gold-woven stripes. Oxidised pieces suit a temple visit. One statement piece, such as a choker or chandbalis, is usually enough, since the red border and pallu already carry plenty of colour.