Mridini Silkmark Tussar Silk Embroidery Saree Purple

How do I style a purple tussar?

Purple pairs well with both gold and silver. For festivals, go with antique gold and a mustard or magenta blouse; for an evening, keep the matching blouse and add silver or amethyst-toned pieces. Tussar's golden sheen warms the purple, so it looks rich rather than cold.

Will the purple look the same as the photo?

Close, but colour hues can vary slightly from what you see, because every screen and display shows colour differently. Daylight gives the truest view of the violet and turquoise. Small irregularities of handcrafted work are also part of the saree's character.

Is the blouse in the photos included?

No, the blouse the model wears is for styling only. What you get is a matching blouse piece of 80 cm along with the saree, which runs about 5.5 to 5.6 metres. That way the blouse is stitched to your own measurements and neckline.

What does Silkmark certified mean here?

It means the saree is made from genuine tussar silk, certified for purity under the Silkmark label of the Silk Mark Organisation of India. You get the real fibre's natural texture, soft sheen and durability, rather than a blend made to look like tussar.

Is it comfortable to wear all day?

Yes. Tussar is lightweight yet structured, and it breathes, so it is comfortable through a long festival day or an evening out. The rich texture gives it a graceful drape that keeps its shape without sitting heavily on the shoulder.

How do I store it?

In a separate cloth bag, in a dry place. Change the folds every so often so the silk doesn't crease permanently along one line, and air it out in dry weather. Cleaning is dry clean only, and if it ever needs drying, keep it in the shade.