Silkmark Certified Tussar Silk Warm Beige Cutwork Saree

Where is the cutwork placed on the saree?

The body is plain warm beige silk with a natural sheen, and the pallu stays the same as the body. A wide open cutwork border frames the saree along the edge, combining a lattice with floral outlines, all worked tone-on-tone so the texture shows more than the colour.

What does Silkmark certified mean here?

The tussar silk is certified by the Silk Mark Organisation of India, which verifies that it is genuine silk. Tussar is a wild silk with a rich texture and a natural golden sheen, which suits this warm beige shade.

How long is it, and is there a blouse piece?

The saree is about 5.5 to 5.6 metres long and comes with an 80 cm blouse piece. The blouse worn by the model is for the photoshoot only and is not included, so plan your own blouse from the 80 cm piece.

What should I wear under the cutwork border?

The cutwork leaves open spaces in the border, so a petticoat in a matching beige keeps the lattice looking clean. A darker petticoat would show through the openings at the hem and break up the soft, tonal effect of the work.

What blouse goes with warm beige tussar?

Because the cutwork is tone-on-tone, the saree reads soft and understated. A matching beige blouse keeps it subtle, while a deep maroon, bottle green or antique gold blouse brings out the texture. Pearl or antique gold jewellery suits the natural sheen.

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 non-moist air. Keep perfumes away from the cutwork, and avoid pinning through the open lattice.