Rangini Madhubani Banswara Cotton Silk Saree Soft Beige

What does the design on this saree look like?

Flowing teal vines, ochre leaves and paisleys spread across a cream-beige ground in a Madhubani-inspired design. The pattern runs all over the saree, edged with a narrow gold band and finished with teal tassels.

Is the pallu different from the body?

No, the pallu carries the same vines and paisleys as the body, so the saree reads as one continuous design. Worn open, the pallu shows the long flowing vines; pleated, it gives a neat fall of teal and ochre.

Is a blouse piece included?

Yes, the saree comes with an 80 cm blouse piece. The blouse a model wears in pictures is styling only, so plan your look around the piece that comes with the saree.

What blouse colours suit it?

Pick up the colours already in the design: a teal blouse matches the vines and tassels, while ochre or mustard echoes the leaves. For a sharper contrast, try deep maroon, or a gold blouse that ties in with the border.

How do I look after it?

Dry clean only. Store it in its own bag in a dry place, change the folds from time to time and give it fresh, dry air regularly. Dry it in the shade if it ever gets damp.

How does Banswara cotton silk drape?

It is light, soft and breathable, blending cotton's comfort with a subtle silk sheen, and it drapes easily. The slight slub texture adds character, and at 5.5 to 5.6 metres the saree gives enough length for a comfortable drape.