An earthy brown-and-tan abstract geometric print, lifted by a soft mauve accent.

Why this saree

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  Opaque — a light 50 GSM drape that still isn't see-through, so you can wear it as it is.


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  Colour that stays put — colourfast on our own in-house testing, so the print holds through careful washing.


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  Soft mauve lift — a mauve accent warms the brown-and-tan geometry so it never reads flat.

The print

This piece carries a repeating abstract geometric print in dark brown and tan, with mauve picking out the detail. It's digitally printed through a specialist converter in Bangalore, with the same print route on every piece, so the colour and the repeat stay consistent from the drape to the pallu. Colour hues may vary slightly from the images because of different screens and displays.

The drape

The cloth is soft and smooth with a fluid, lightweight fall — a measured 50 GSM at 425 g in total, opaque. It runs 6.2–6.3 m in total at 44–45 inches wide: a 5.5 m drape plus an 80 cm running blouse piece in the same width, included.

It ships as an unstitched drape, which is also the form that keeps it eligible for return or exchange — so you can open it, check the colour in daylight, and only then separate the 80 cm blouse piece and have the fall and edges finished before the first wear.

Wearing it

Earthy brown tones move easily from a working day to a quiet evening, and the light weight keeps it comfortable through both. You choose this exact piece, rather than buying a non-selectable lot to get the same look cheaper.

Details

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  Fabric: Kashmiri Silk, digitally printed


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  Print: a repeating abstract geometric print in dark brown and tan


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  Total length: 6.2–6.3 m, including the blouse piece


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  Drape: 5.5 m


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  Blouse piece: 80 cm × 44–45 inches, running, included


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  Width: 44–45 inches


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  Weight: 425 g total, a light 50 GSM


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  Opacity: Opaque


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  Care: Dry clean before the first wash, then gentle cold hand wash with a soft detergent; no machine wash; do not wring; dry flat or hung in the shade without folding; iron inside out on low-to-medium heat under a cotton press cloth.


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  Origin: Made in India, produced in Bangalore


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  Collection: Taal