Kota Silk Pink Saree Sequence Pallu & Zig-Zag Design

What does the zig-zag design look like?

The bright pink body is printed with rows of white chevron zigzags, and the pallu changes to a deeper plain pink with a fine sparkle of sequins and tassels at the end. The white rows keep the body lively, while the pallu adds a touch of shimmer.

How do I style this saree?

A pale or ivory blouse keeps it fresh. For a sangeet, try a silver or gold blouse with statement jhumkas. Pink takes both gold and silver jewellery, so match the metal to your blouse.

Is a blouse piece included?

Yes, a blouse piece comes attached to the saree, and the 6.3 to 6.4 metre length includes it. Your tailor will separate it from the end before stitching, which leaves a comfortable length for the drape itself.

How should I wash it?

Dry cleaning is preferred. The saree is hand dyed, so if you hand wash it, use a mild detergent, wash it separately from other clothes, don't soak or wring it, and dry it in the shade. That keeps both the pink and the white rows looking fresh.

What is Kota silk?

Kota silk, also called Kota Doria, is a lightweight, sheer fabric from Kota in Rajasthan, woven from a blend of cotton and silk yarns on traditional pit looms. Its fine square checks, called khats, give it an airy texture and a delicate drape.

Where can I wear it?

It leads as a sangeet or cocktail saree. It also suits festive gatherings, evening dinners, kitty lunches and brunches, and its light Kota weave is easy to carry on summer travel.