Earthy Slub Linen Wax Batik Hand Dyed Saree Green

What does the batik look like on the Earthy green saree?

Moss green carries white resist-look dash blocks and small flowers scattered across the body, with a bold white diamond chain running down the long edge. The earthy green gives the white pattern a soft, natural feel, closer to leaves and stone than bright festive colour.

Is the pallu different from the body?

No, the pallu continues the body pattern, with the diamond border and a silvery strip along the edge. That makes the saree look even throughout and means you can drape it any way you like without hiding or showing a heavy section.

Will every saree be identical?

The colourway and design are the same, but wax batik is applied by hand, so the dash blocks and flowers vary slightly in spacing and depth of colour. The slubs in the linen also differ from piece to piece. These small differences are part of handmade batik.

Does it come with a blouse piece?

Yes. The blouse piece is attached to the saree and comes in the pallu colour. Cut it off along the edge before stitching. A simple cut works best with this relaxed, even design.

Is it comfortable in warm weather?

Yes. Linen is breathable, and slub linen keeps that breathability while being durable. The saree also has a light look, so it suits warm days at the office or on summer trips. Pair it with a sleeveless or short-sleeved blouse and keep jewellery minimal.

How is wax batik made?

Wax is applied by hand to the cloth wherever the design should stay pale, and the fabric is then dyed. The wax blocks the dye from those areas. When it is removed, the white pattern appears, with the slight irregularities that come with hand work.