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Forest Green Muga Stripe Silk Saree with Silver Tissue Pallu
₹7,990
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Forest Green
Product Description
A forest green, deep and cool, set against bright silver.
Green bands patterned in fine gold alternate with broad stripes of silver tissue down the body. Tissue is cloth with zari carried through the weave, so it shines across its whole surface. The pallu becomes one wide panel of silver tissue, edged in gold and closed by a plain green end.
Silver keeps the green from turning heavy, so the saree reads fresh rather than formal.
This saree is an imitation of Muga silk, the golden wild silk of Assam, woven wholly from natural Mulberry silk twisted to give the feel and touch of Muga. It remains 100% pure silk. From our own looms in Banaras. 6.5 metres in all, including the unstitched blouse piece.
Fabric: Pure Mulberry Silk
Length: 6.5 metres, with matching blouse piece
Storage & Care
Dry Clean Only.
Shipping Policy
Free shipping within india.
International shipping is 4000 per saree.
As you add more sarees, the internationalshipping cost per saree decreases.
All duties and tariffs for international orders are paid by us.
No extra charges at delivery.
Returns
Return & Exchange Policy
All our products are woven by our artisans in Banaras, on handloom or on powerloom, by the technique each design calls for, and go through strict quality checks before dispatch.
We do not accept returns or exchanges once an order has been delivered.
Exceptions: In the rare case that you receive a defective or damaged product, please share an unboxing/opening video with us within 24 hours of delivery. After reviewing the video, we will consider the request and provide a suitable resolution.
Please note that slight variations in weave, colour, or texture are natural to a woven textile and are not considered defects.
SILK MARK CERTIFIED AUTHENTICITY
DIRECT FROM OUR LOOMS
THIRD-GENERATION WEAVING HOUSE
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
CRAFTED BY ARTISAN HANDS
Every piece passed through the hands of our Karigars from yarn to finished weave. Learn more about what goes behind the process of making a Banarasi Saree because every thread has a story.
Read theirs in Tales of Hunar.