Navy blue organza silk saree with chikan work on the border and body along with small kutch buttis interspersed. The saree has floral designs all over the body and an elaborate pallu. The blouse is plain blue chandheri with embroidery on the sleeves
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Tuhina – navy
SKU:
SEAMG20220878-8
₹13,350.00
Out of stock
Out of stock
Categories:
Kutch Work, Organza
Material Care
“Organza is a sheer fabric made from silk. Variants of the same can be woven from polyester, nylons and other man made fibres. At aavaranaa; we use pure silk organzas which are exquisite and crisp.
Wash & Care of Organzas
# Organza sarees are naturally crisp and do not require wash after every wear. We recommend dry cleaning them.
# To wash at home, hand wash with mild detergent in cold water. Rinse under mild running water and line dry.
# Organza fabrics are delicate and we recommend not machine washing them. Never wrong them or tumble dry them. Being a delicate fabric, they can’t be hung for prolonged periods. Gentle care ensures their long life.
Take care of your clothes and enjoy wearing them from time to time. “
Embroidery care
Embroidery work on fabrics is much prized. At Aavaranaa, we have our own karigars who do hand-embroidery and machine work too. For a majority of our projects we work on hand-embroidery. Learn how to care for them.
# Embroidery work like aari and zardosi may involve metal wires, beads and sequins to be used. We recommend you do not machine wash such fabrics. Avoid exposure to perfumes and harsh chemicals and dry clean them.
# We also incorporate kutch & kantha work embroidery with mirrors. Kutch and kantha work embroidery is best dry cleaned.
# For machine embroidery which only involves thread, it is safe to wash in gentle cycle in the machine. However we recommend dry cleaning them for the first wash
Out of stockOut of stock
Tuhina – navy
SKU:
SEAMG20220878-8
₹13,350.00
Out of stock
Out of stock
Categories:
Kutch Work, Organza
Navy blue organza silk saree with chikan work on the border and body along with small kutch buttis interspersed. The saree has floral designs all over the body and an elaborate pallu. The blouse is plain blue chandheri with embroidery on the sleeves
Material Care
“Organza is a sheer fabric made from silk. Variants of the same can be woven from polyester, nylons and other man made fibres. At aavaranaa; we use pure silk organzas which are exquisite and crisp.
Wash & Care of Organzas
# Organza sarees are naturally crisp and do not require wash after every wear. We recommend dry cleaning them.
# To wash at home, hand wash with mild detergent in cold water. Rinse under mild running water and line dry.
# Organza fabrics are delicate and we recommend not machine washing them. Never wrong them or tumble dry them. Being a delicate fabric, they can’t be hung for prolonged periods. Gentle care ensures their long life.
Take care of your clothes and enjoy wearing them from time to time. “
Embroidery care
Embroidery work on fabrics is much prized. At Aavaranaa, we have our own karigars who do hand-embroidery and machine work too. For a majority of our projects we work on hand-embroidery. Learn how to care for them.
# Embroidery work like aari and zardosi may involve metal wires, beads and sequins to be used. We recommend you do not machine wash such fabrics. Avoid exposure to perfumes and harsh chemicals and dry clean them.
# We also incorporate kutch & kantha work embroidery with mirrors. Kutch and kantha work embroidery is best dry cleaned.
# For machine embroidery which only involves thread, it is safe to wash in gentle cycle in the machine. However we recommend dry cleaning them for the first wash
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