Saree

Name : Saree

Saree Fabric : Cotton Silk

Blouse : Running Blouse

Blouse Fabric : Cotton Slub

Pattern : Printed

Blouse Pattern : Same as Saree

Net Quantity (N) : Single

the saree in the image appears to be a Bhagalpuri Linen Saree, known for its origin in Bhagalpur, Bihar, and its unique texture and weaving style. Here's a breakdown of its details :  

Fabric :  

Likely linen or a linen blend, given its slightly textured appearance and the region's specialty in linen production. Bhagalpuri sarees are often made from Tussar silk or linen, or a combination of both.

Color :  

Predominantly a muted blue-grey with gold accents. The main body of the saree features a subtle, dusty blue, while the border and pallu (the decorative end of the saree) have bands of gold zari work.

Design :  

The saree has a simple yet elegant design. Small, scattered motifs are present on the body, and the pallu features broader stripes of gold zari. This type of design is common in Bhagalpuri sarees, which often emphasize the texture of the fabric and the sheen of the zari over elaborate patterns.

Weave :  

It's handwoven, a characteristic of traditional Bhagalpuri sarees. The weaving technique contributes to the saree's slightly uneven texture and gives it a unique, handcrafted feel.

Origin :  

Bhagalpur, also known as the "Silk City" of India, is renowned for its silk and linen weaving traditions. Sarees from this region are appreciated for their natural fabrics, comfortable drape, and understated elegance.

Occasion :  

This saree could be suitable for both casual and semi-formal occasions.

Sizes :  

Free Size (Saree Length Size : 5 m, Blouse Length Size: 1.2 m)

Country of Origin : India