Ivory Semi Tussar Saree with Multicolour Kutch Embroidery

Ivory Semi Tussar Saree with Multicolour Kutch Embroidery

This is an ivory semi tussar saree carrying multicolour Kutch embroidery worked in geometric patterns. It is well-suited for upanayanam ceremonies, naming ceremonies and family day functions, where an ivory base reads calm and the multicolour embroidery keeps the drape festive.

Details

• Fabric: semi tussar — not pure tussar silk
• Work: multicolour Kutch embroidery, geometric patterning
• Length: 6.3 metres including blouse piece
• Width: 45–47 inches

Where this saree works

Upanayanam and thread ceremonies, naming ceremonies and cradle functions, and family day functions and get-together lunches. The ivory body photographs well in daylight, which suits morning and midday functions.

Styling

Pair it with jhumkas. An oxidised or antique-gold jewellery set sits well against the multicolour embroidery, and a contrast blouse picked from one of the embroidery colours lifts the ivory body.

Care

Gentle hand wash. Machine wash is not recommended. Dry in shade and iron on the reverse side.

Note: Slight colour variation is expected between the photographs and the saree due to camera settings and lighting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fabric is this saree made of?
It is a semi tussar saree with an ivory body and multicolour Kutch embroidery.

Is this pure tussar silk?
No. This is a semi tussar saree, not pure tussar silk. Pure tussar sarees are listed separately in our Pure Tussar Silk collection.

What is Kutch embroidery?
Kutch embroidery is a traditional embroidery style from the Kutch region of Gujarat, known for bright multicolour threadwork in geometric patterns. On this saree it appears in multicolour geometric motifs against the ivory body.

Is this saree suitable for an upanayanam or a naming ceremony?
Yes. The ivory base with multicolour embroidery suits upanayanam, naming ceremonies and cradle functions.

Does it come with a blouse piece?
Yes. The 6.3 metres includes an unstitched blouse piece.

What are the length and width?
6.3 metres in length including the blouse piece, and 45–47 inches in width.

How should I wash this saree?
Gentle hand wash only. Machine wash is not recommended. Dry in shade and iron on the reverse side.

Can I wear this saree for a morning function?
Yes. The ivory body is well-suited to daytime and morning functions.

What jewellery goes with an ivory semi tussar saree?
Jhumkas pair well with it. Oxidised silver or antique-gold sets also sit well against multicolour Kutch embroidery.

What blouse colour should I stitch?
A contrast blouse in one of the embroidery colours works well, and an ivory or off-white blouse keeps the look tonal.

How does a semi tussar saree drape?
Semi tussar has a firm, textured fall rather than a slippery one, so pleats hold their shape well through a long function.

Will the colour match the photographs exactly?
Slight colour variation is expected due to camera settings and lighting.