How is the Earthloom Vibrant laid out?
It is a colour-block saree. The body is built from broad horizontal bands of magenta, orange and olive, with an olive-grey band along the edge. The pallu turns black and is striped in magenta. The big blocks of colour make it bold from a distance, while the black pallu keeps it from looking busy.
What do the stripes on the black pallu look like?
The pallu is a deep black ground crossed with magenta stripes, finished with tassels. It repeats the brightest colour from the body, so the drape looks planned rather than random. Worn over the shoulder, it gives the outfit a strong, graphic finish.
With so many colours, how do I choose a blouse?
Pick one colour from the saree and commit to it. A black blouse is the easiest and makes the body colours pop. A magenta or orange blouse feels brighter and more playful, while olive keeps it earthy. Avoid adding prints; the saree already carries the pattern.
How should I care for it?
Hand wash gently with a mild detergent, and always on its own, away from other clothes. Do not leave it soaking. Dry in the shade so the bright magenta, orange and olive bands stay vivid, and handle the tassels gently so they stay neat.
Will the colour blocks look exactly like the pictures?
The overall look will match, but hand-dyed pieces vary a little, so shades can be a touch deeper or lighter and the bands may differ slightly. Screen settings also change how bright colours look. These small differences come from the handwork and make each piece individual.
How long is it?
The saree is 6.4 to 6.5 metres long and comes with a 1 metre blouse piece, the same as the model wears. That is a full length for a Nivi drape, with enough for pleats and a generous pallu.