Bunaiya Pure Noil Kota Cotton Saree Snowy White

What gives this Bunaiya its graphic look?

A black vine-and-leaf border and small black flowers sit on a bright white check. The monochrome pairing is crisp and graphic, and because the flowers are scattered rather than packed, the white still dominates and the saree looks clean and fresh.

Which blouse goes best with it?

A black blouse is the sharpest pairing, picking up the border and flowers. A white blouse keeps it airy for daytime and puja. If you want a pop of colour, mustard, red or emerald all sit well against black and white without fighting the embroidery.

Does it come with a blouse piece?

No. The saree comes alone, without a blouse or blouse piece, in a length of 6.3 to 6.4 metres. A ready black or white blouse is the quickest way to wear it straight away, and both pick up the embroidery cleanly.

What is noil Kota cotton like to wear?

Noil Kota is light and breathable, with a soft texture and an airy feel. It drapes comfortably and stays easy through long, warm hours, which is why it suits office wear, travel and temple visits alike.

How do I keep the white bright and the black crisp?

Hand wash gently with a mild detergent, separately from other clothes, and dry in the shade. Do not leave it soaking, so the dark thread has no chance to mark the white. Iron on the reverse side, which keeps the embroidery raised and protects the threads.

How does the pallu look when draped?

The pallu carries the same white check with scattered black flowers, and the black vine border runs along its edge. Pleated at the shoulder, it shows neat layered lines of border; left open, it shows off the scattered flowers. Either way, the monochrome look stays consistent from body to pallu.