Noor Bandhej Pure Kota Silk Saree Red Yellow

How does the red meet the yellow?

One end is a bright lemon yellow that fades into a strong red, which carries most of the drape. Small white bandhej dots are scattered across all of it, so the colour change feels gentle and the red stays dominant. A narrow gold zari edge finishes it.

What does the border look like?

A narrow gold zari edge runs along the saree. It is understated, giving the drape a finished line while the bandhej dots and the yellow-to-red colour do the work. If you like more shine, pick up that gold in your blouse or jewellery.

Is the blouse piece included?

Yes, an 80 cm blouse piece is included with the saree, which itself measures 5.4-5.5 metres. A red blouse keeps it tonal with the main body; a yellow or gold blouse picks up the lighter end for a festive day.

What is the checked texture under the dots?

That is the khats weave, the fine square check that Kota silk is known for. It is woven from silk and cotton threads on the handloom, and it gives the fabric its light, breathable feel.

Does the colour bleed?

Bandhej is hand dyed, so it should always be washed separately. Hand wash gently with a mild detergent and dry in shade, which also keeps the red and yellow from fading.