Gold-Purple Tissue Silk Saree with Heavy Embroidered Borders and Floral

Product Details

The saree is a beautiful blend of gold and purple, creating a striking dual-tone effect characteristic of Pure tissue silk. The handwork is intricate and heavily concentrated on the borders.

Here’s a breakdown of the handwork:

• Embroidery: There’s extensive floral embroidery, featuring small, delicate flowers and possibly leafy motifs. The colors used in the embroidery are pastel and vibrant, including shades of pink, blue, green, and silver/white.
• Embellishments: The embroidery is heavily adorned with embellishments that add sparkle and dimension. These appear to be:
  • Sequins: Many small, shimmering sequins are integrated into the floral designs, catching the light beautifully.
  • Beads/Pearls: There might be tiny beads or pearls, especially noticeable in the cluster work, adding a textured and rich feel.
  • Cutdana/Zardozi : Given the intricate and detailed nature, it’s possible some elements of cutdana (small, faceted beads) or even subtle zardozi work (metallic thread embroidery) are present, especially in the more elaborate parts of the design.
• Border Work: The border of the saree, particularly visible along the neckline of the mannequin’s blouse and the edges of the pallu, features a dense band of this elaborate handwork. This band seems to be consistent, providing a rich frame to the saree.
• Pallu Design: The pallu exhibits a more spread-out and possibly larger scale of the same floral and embellished motifs, giving it a grander appearance. There are individual floral sprigs scattered across the body of the saree as well, tying the design together.
• Blouse Sleeves: The sleeves of the blouse, visible on the mannequin, also showcase similar detailed embroidery and embellishments, mirroring the work on the saree itself. This creates a cohesive and well-designed ensemble.