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Handembroidered Kantha Silk Saree - Peacock Blue
SKU: SR-SLK-KNTHA-006
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Wrap yourself in elegance with our Handmade Kantha Sarees – a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary style. Each saree tells a unique story, adorned with intricate Kantha stitching, making it a timeless and artistic addition to your wardrobe.
- Product Description
- Comes with a unstitched matching blouse material.
- Colour: Peacock Green
- Fabric : Pure Mulberry Silk
- Handcraft Used: Kantha Hand embroidery
- Saree Length : 5.5mtrs
- Slight variation in color is possible
- This product is completely MADE IN INDIA
- We take utmost pride in sourcing our products & materials sustainably
- This product is hand-crafted in finest materials.
- There might be slight irregularities. But don’t you think that add to the beauty & exclusivity of the handmade products?
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Styling Tip
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Office wear
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Daily Wear
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Cocktail and party wear
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Dressy Occasion
Care Instruction
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To avoid discoloration, store it in cool and dark place.
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Wrap it in muslin or cotton cloth bag (included in the package).
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Use Neem leaves or silica gel to avoid any fungal growth.
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Avoid hanging, keep it folded.
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Wash in tap-cold water
- Air time to time every 2-3 months in indirect sunlight.
- Iron on medium heat and don't spray water as it might leave a stain.
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The Art of gifting
A beautiful saree. A thoughtful gesture. A gift to remember.
Make your gift even more meaningful with Gift of Vaarasa, our thoughtfully curated collection of gift-wrapping boxes. From elegant finishing touches to elaborate presentations filled with festive treats and traditional keepsakes, choose the box that feels right for your occasion.
The Signature Box
Simple, elegant and thoughtfully finished. Includes our signature House of Vaarasa gift box, premium decorative wrapping paper, ribbon detailing and a personalised message card.
The Celebration Box
For festivities, milestones and moments of togetherness. Includes the Signature presentation, along with sweets, assorted dry fruits and savoury treats, each in a 150 g jar.
The Shagun Box
A thoughtful expression of blessings and auspicious beginnings. Includes the Celebration presentation and treats, complemented by Haldi, Kumkum and rice (Akshata), each in a 10 g tin.
The Mangalya Box
Created for weddings, cherished relationships and new beginnings. Includes the Shagun presentation and additions, with a handloom pure zari brocade blouse piece and a handloom pure zari brocade pocket square.
The Legacy Box
Our most elaborate gifting presentation, for occasions that deserve to be treasured. Includes the Mangalya presentation and additions, with a 1-metre handloom pure zari brocade blouse piece, a 10 g silver coin of 999 purity and a wooden saree storage kit to help preserve your treasured saree.
How to add your gift box
Add your chosen saree to your cart, then select one of the gift boxes above and add it to your cart too. Your saree and selected gifting option will be packed together as one complete gift.
Please note: These five boxes are gift-wrapping add-ons. A saree is not included in their price and must be purchased separately.
How to check a saree's authenticity before you buy
Real zari, handloom weaving and certification marks are three separate things. Here is what each one tells you, and how to check it yourself.
1. Turn the saree over: the reverse weave
On a genuine handwoven saree, the back of the pallu and butis shows loose floating threads where the weaver has carried the extra yarn across, and small knots or trimmed ends. A powerloom saree typically has a flat, uniform, almost machine-neat reverse with long continuous floats cut in even lines. In Kadhua weaving, each motif is woven separately, so the motifs are woven with interlocking technique (Kadhua meaning kadhna) rather than running continuously across the whole width.
2. Motif continuity and small irregularities
Hand weaving is never perfectly identical. Compare the same motif at two ends of the saree: slight variation in size, spacing or tension is a good sign. Perfect repetition down to the millimetre usually points to a powerloom. Look at where the border meets the body too, a handwoven join is worked in, not printed or stitched on. Hence no two handloom textiles are exactly the same.
3. Labels and what they genuinely prove
The Silk Mark label, issued by the Silk Mark Organisation of India, certifies one thing only: that the fabric is pure natural silk. It says nothing about whether the saree was handwoven or whether the zari is real. A Geographical Indication (GI) tag, such as the one for Banaras Brocades and Sarees, certifies that the product comes from the registered region and is made to the registered process. It is granted to authorised users, so it is about origin and method, not about silver or gold content in the zari.
Neither mark is a guarantee of real zari. Zari purity is a separate question. If a seller shows you a label, ask what specifically it certifies.
4. Ask three direct questions
Before buying any heirloom saree, ask the seller: Is it handloom or powerloom? What is the zari composition? Is there a Silk Mark, what all does it cover? A seller who knows their weavers will answer all three without hedging.
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