Trikon Katha Kota Silk Olive Green Jacquard Saree

What blouse goes with olive green?

Olive pairs well with mustard, rust, maroon, cream or a soft gold. A gold brocade blouse gives it a festive edge. The running blouse is attached if you prefer it matched.

Is olive green a warm or cool shade?

Olive leans warm and earthy. It looks good with antique gold, brass or oxidised jewellery, and it sits comfortably against warmer Indian skin tones. In evening light it reads deeper and richer than in daylight.

What occasions does an olive Trikon Katha saree suit?

A temple visit or puja comes first, as the muted olive looks calm and composed. It is also a natural office saree, and light and airy enough for summer and travel. For festivals, add a contrast blouse and gold jhumkas to warm up the green.

Is the design woven?

Yes. Small gold-toned triangles are woven across the olive body, with fine gold lines running between them and a narrow gold border along the edges. One end of the saree is dyed a pale sage green that fades into the olive. Being part of the weave, the motifs have a slight texture you can feel and will not wear off.

How do I care for it?

Dry cleaning is preferred. A gentle hand wash with a mild detergent in cold water is fine; wash it separately, avoid wringing, and dry it in the shade to protect the colour.

Is there a blouse piece?

Yes. The blouse piece is attached at one end of the saree, within the total length of 6.3 to 6.4 metres. Cut it off along the end and have it stitched to your measurements.