Glossy Maheshwari Pure Tissue Silk Saree Golden – olive-gold tissue fabric with a wide pale-gold fine-lined band between narrow pale-gold edge lines

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Glossy Maheshwari Pure Tissue Silk Saree Golden

Name: Glossy Maheshwari Pure Tissue Silk Saree Golden
Brand: IndieHaat
SKU: 40117MAMT198
Price: 21699.0 INR
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SKU: 40117MAMT198

Woven by master weaver Aafreen in Mominpura, the weaving quarter of Maheshwar.

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Step into glamour with our Handloom Maheshwari Silk Tissue Saree. Adorned with delicate tissue work, each saree adds a touch of sparkle and sophistication to your ensemble, perfect for making a statement at any event, blending tradition with contemporary style.

Work: Hand Loom Maheshwari Weaving
Measurements: Length - 6.3-6.4 meter
*Blouse: Pallu Color
Blouse Piece: Yes
Fabric: Handloom Maheshwari Cotton Silk
Package Contains: 1 Saree with Blouse (attached)
Wash Care: Dry Clean Only. Keep them in separate bags in a dry place. Change folds and expose to non-moist air regularly. Dry in Shades.
Disclaimer:
Color hues may slightly vary from that which appears in the image due to different screens and displays
Minor irregularities is the uniqueness of handcrafted products and makes each piece exquisite

Specifications +

Fabric / Material	Maheshwari Silk
Craft / Technique	Handloom Weaving
Colour	Gold
Origin / Cluster	Maheshwar

Craft & Story +

"Handloom" refers to a traditional method of weaving fabric by hand, typically using a manually operated loom. In handloom weaving, the weaver manually interlaces the warp (lengthwise threads) and weft (crosswise threads) to create a textile. This process allows for intricate patterns, designs, and a high level of craftsmanship in the finished product.

Maheshwari tissue silk is a variation of Maheshwari silk fabric that incorporates tissue-like texture. This type of silk typically features a lightweight and sheer quality, with a subtle sheen resembling tissue paper. Maheshwari tissue silk sarees are known for their delicate drape and elegant appearance, making them suitable for formal occasions and special events.

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What kind of gold is it?

An antique gold with an olive lean, deeper and more muted than a bright yellow gold. It has a soft, glossy shimmer and looks rich without being flashy. It suits warm skin tones beautifully.

Is there a band near the pallu?

Yes, a wide band in a paler gold runs across the fabric near the pallu end, with fine lines along its edges. It gives the drape a finished, festive end against the deeper olive-gold, while the body stays plain.

Which blouse suits antique gold?

The attached blouse is in the pallu colour. For contrast, a deep maroon, bottle green or black blouse looks striking against antique gold, and all three suit temple jewellery. A gold blouse keeps it tonal.

How can I tell it is handloom?

Hand weaving leaves slight variations in the sheen and texture across the saree, which a power loom would not. Hold it up in daylight and the antique gold will shimmer unevenly along the length. Those minor irregularities are the uniqueness of a handcrafted piece, not defects.

How long is it?

The saree measures 6.3 to 6.4 metres, and a blouse piece comes attached in the pallu colour. Your tailor cuts the blouse away before stitching, leaving a full drape with a generous pallu.