Trikon Katha Kota Silk Rich Maroon Jacquard Saree

How does the Trikon Katha design look on maroon?

Trikon means triangle. Small gold triangles linked by thin wavy lines are spread across the rich maroon body, with a narrow gold zari border along the edges. The motifs are woven into the Kota silk with jacquard weaving, not printed, so the pattern is part of the cloth.

What blouse would you pair with rich maroon?

The running blouse in the same fabric is attached if you want a matched look. For contrast, mustard, gold, bottle green or old rose all sit beautifully against maroon. Antique gold or kundan jewellery suits it, especially for festive evenings.

Is maroon Kota see-through?

Deeper shades hide translucency much better than light ones, but Kota is still an airy, open weave, so some show-through is possible in bright light. A maroon petticoat in fine cotton keeps the look seamless at the pleats and pallu.

How do I wash it?

Dry cleaning is preferred and keeps the jacquard crisp. If you wash at home, do a gentle hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent, wash it separately from other clothes, avoid wringing, and dry it in the shade.

How long is the saree?

It is 6.3 to 6.4 metres long, and that includes the blouse piece, which comes attached at one end. Once the blouse piece is cut off, there is plenty of length for full pleats and a generous pallu.