Heritage Emerald Bandhani Saree with Artisanal Borders

Embrace the richness of Indian tradition with this exquisite emerald green designer saree. Combining the intricate art of tie-dye with heavy zardosi-style embroidery, this ensemble is a majestic choice for weddings, traditional ceremonies, and grand festive occasions.

✨ Product Highlights

• Rich Emerald Palette: Crafted in a deep, royal green shade that offers a sophisticated and timeless ethnic appeal.

• Classic Bandhani Jaal: The body of the saree features a traditional white and pink tie-dye Bandhani pattern arranged in a refined diamond grid.

• Ornate Zardosi Border: Defined by a wide, luxurious border featuring golden zari thread-work accented with vibrant floral motifs.

• Gilded Center Motifs: Each Bandhani diamond section is highlighted with a shimmering golden floral or leaf-style “butti” for added textural depth.

• Heritage Artistry: The border includes intricate scalloped detailing and heritage patterns like the “Kalki” floral design.

• Ready-To-Wear Collection: Professionally finished and part of an exclusive “Ready To Wear” series for an immediate, high-fashion look.

📸 Showcase

• ✔️ Textural Harmony: Highlights the seamless blend of the flat Bandhani print with the raised, three-dimensional embroidery on the borders.

• ✔️ Vibrant Color Play: Showcases how the golden zari and pink tie-dye accents provide a striking contrast against the deep emerald base.

• ✔️ Artisanal Precision: Close-up views reveal the meticulous hand-work on the borders and the symmetrical layout of the traditional print.

📋 Technical Specifications

🛡️ Care Instructions

• Dry Clean Only: Essential to maintain the deep emerald dye and protect the delicate metallic gold thread-work.

• Handle with Care: Be cautious with heavy jewelry that may snag the intricate embroidery or the fine fabric of the saree.

• Ironing: Use a garment steamer or a cool iron on the reverse side only; never apply direct heat to the embroidered panels.

• Storage: Store in a breathable cotton garment bag to prevent the golden zari from tarnishing and to keep the fabric pristine.