Pure Kota Silk Saree Orange Jaquard Weaving
Handcrafted at Indiehaat Bhagalpur Unit. Master Weaver: Wasif.
Lightweight Luxury: Kota Silk meets Jacquard
Experience the best of both worlds with this exquisite saree. It combines the legendary airiness of Kota Silk—known for its lightweight, translucent texture—with the richness of Jacquard Weaving. Unlike printed designs, the Jacquard technique involves weaving intricate patterns directly into the fabric, creating a raised, textured effect that mimics the look of heavy brocades while remaining feather-light.
The Color: Sunset Orange
Draped in a vibrant Sunset Orange, this saree captures the energy and warmth of Indian festivities. It is an auspicious color that instantly brightens your complexion, making it an ideal choice for morning weddings, religious ceremonies, or festive gatherings.
Styling: Effortless Elegance
Because the Jacquard weave provides a rich self-pattern, styling this saree is effortless:
Jewelry: The warm orange tones pair perfectly with traditional Gold jewelry or Temple sets.
Blouse: The saree comes with a running blouse, but pairing it with a contrast brocade blouse in Hot Pink or Royal Blue can elevate the look for evening events.
Product Specifications
Fabric: Kota Silk Blend (Lightweight & Sheer)
Weave: Jacquard Self-Design
Color: Sunset Orange
Inclusions: Comes with a matching running blouse piece
Occasion: Festive Wear, Day Functions, Summer Weddings
Care Instructions
Washing: Dry Clean is recommended to maintain the crispness of the Kota fabric and the integrity of the Jacquard weave.
Ironing: Iron on a low heat setting to avoid damaging the delicate fibers.
Note: This is a handcrafted product. Slight variations in the weave or texture are natural characteristics of the fabric and contribute to its unique charm.
| Fabric / Material | Kota Silk |
| Craft / Technique | Jacquard Weaving, Hand Dyeing |
| Colour | Orange |
| Origin / Cluster | Bhagalpur |
Jacquard weaving is a technique used to create intricate patterns and designs on textiles. Named after the French inventor Joseph Marie Jacquard, this method uses a special loom with a series of punched cards to control the lifting of individual warp threads. By varying the arrangement of the punched cards, complex patterns can be woven into the fabric. Jacquard weaving allows for precise and detailed designs, making it suitable for a wide range of textiles, including brocades, damasks, and tapestries.
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Learn More
What does the woven work look like on it?
The body is a plain sunset orange. The jacquard work sits in the border, a gold-toned band with a row of temple-style leaf motifs, and in the pallu, which carries broad gold stripes across the width. Because the pattern is woven in rather than printed, it has a slight texture, but the saree stays as light and airy as plain Kota.
How warm is the orange, and which blouse goes with it?
It is a vivid sunset orange, clearly on the warm side. The matching running blouse gives a clean, tonal look for daytime. For an evening, a contrast brocade blouse in hot pink or royal blue works well against this shade, and gold or temple jewellery sits naturally with it.
Can I wear it to work, or is it more of a festive piece?
Both, though festive occasions come first: the playful orange and zari self-pattern feel bright and cheerful at a festival. It works just as well at the office, where the weave looks polished without surface shine, and for a dinner or evening out. Being light and airy, it is comfortable for summer and travel too.
Is it see-through?
The fabric is a lightweight, sheer Kota silk blend, so some translucency is expected, especially in daylight. An orange or peach petticoat in a fine cotton keeps it looking clean. If you plan to wear it to work, a full-length petticoat in a matched shade is the safer choice.
Is the fabric pure silk?
The specifications describe it as a Kota silk blend. Kota is traditionally woven from cotton and silk yarns together, which is what gives it that crisp, breathable hand rather than the fluid fall of a pure mulberry silk. It feels lighter on the body than most silks.
How do I keep the Kota crisp after wearing?
Dry cleaning is recommended, as it holds both the crispness of the Kota and the structure of the jacquard weave. When pressing at home, keep the iron on a low heat setting, since the fine fibres scorch easily. Store it folded in a dry place.
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