Festive Sarees
Sarees
640 products
Designer Sarees
Olive Green Zari Tissue Silk Designer Saree with Dual Sequence & Delicate Embroidery
Designer Sarees
Onion Pink Lycra Designer Saree with Sequin Embroidery and Fur Fabric
Festive Sarees
Orange Maroon Floral Chinon Festive Saree with Mirror Cut Work
Designer Sarees
Orange Poly Silk Designer Saree with Heavy Embroidered Work
Festive Sarees
Orange Satin Festive Saree with Beads and Pearl Embroidery
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Organza Satin Designer Saree with Dual Sequin and Stone Embroidery
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Organza Satin Designer Saree with Multi Thread and Multi Stone Work
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Organza Satin Designer Saree with Pearl and Stone Handwork
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Organza Satin Designer Saree with Thread and Stone Handwork
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Organza Satin Saree with Dual Sequins and Dual Beads Embroidery
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Organza Satin Saree with Sequin, Beads and Pearl Embellishment
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Organza Tissue Silk Designer Saree with Dual Sequin and Stone Work
Designer Sarees
Pastel Lilac Shaded Moss Georgette Designer Saree with Scallop Embroidery & Diamond Work
Festive Sarees
Pastel Wavy Stripe Chinon Festive Saree with Mirror Cut Work
Festive Sarees
Peach Crepe Satin Silk Festive Designer Saree with Sequin Handwork
Ready-to-Wear Sarees
Peach Crepe Satin Silk Ready-to-Wear Saree with Sequin Hand Work
Festive Sarees
Peach Fendy Satin Designer Saree with Woven Design & Beads Work
Festive Sarees
Peach Floral Chinon Festive Saree with Mirror Cut Work
Designer Sarees
Peach Lycra Designer Saree with Sequin Embroidery and Foil Print
Festive Sarees
Peach Satin Festive Saree with Beads and Pearl Embroidery
Designer Sarees
Peach Two Tone Jacquard Butti Tusser Designer Saree with Cut Work
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Peach Zari Organza Satin Designer Saree with Sequins and Crystal Stone
Festive Sarees
Peach Zari Organza Silk Festive Saree with Embroidery & Applique Work
Sarees - frequently asked questions
How many sarees does Vpnam have and what do they cost?
There are 300 saree designs live in this category. Prices run from ₹1,270 to ₹11,599, with the midpoint near ₹2,793. Eighty-one designs sit under ₹2,000 and 159 under ₹3,000, so most of the range is reachable on a modest budget. The heavier handwork and stitched-blouse designs sit above ₹4,000.
Which saree fabric is best if I have to wear it all day?
Georgette is the easiest to stay in for hours. It has a fine grain that grips itself, so the pleats hold and the pallu stays where you pin it, and it does not need constant adjusting. Cotton is the cooler choice for a daytime function. Satin silk looks best in photographs but slips more, so it needs extra pins.
Does a Vpnam saree come with a blouse?
Fifty-six listings state a package of one saree and one blouse. In most cases that blouse is a piece of unstitched fabric, given as 0.80 metre on 44 listings, which your tailor cuts to fit. Twenty-seven listings say the blouse is stitched and arrives ready to wear. The individual product page states which one applies.
How long is the saree and how wide is the fabric?
Forty-three listings state the saree length as 5.5 metres with a 0.80 metre blouse piece, which is the standard Indian saree length. Forty-three listings also give the fabric width as 44 inches. If a length or width is not printed on a product page, it has not been supplied for that design and should be confirmed before ordering.
What is Khatli work on a saree?
Khatli is a hook-and-frame technique. The fabric is stretched on a wooden frame and the karigar works from the reverse with a fine hook, pulling thread, bead or sequin through in a continuous chain. Because the stitch runs unbroken, the front face looks smoother than needle embroidery. Nine sarees in this category carry it.
How should I wash a saree bought from Vpnam?
Sixty-nine listings in this category state dry clean only, and that is the safest route for anything carrying thread, sequin or bead. Never wring a worked saree. If a product page gives no care line, treat it as dry clean, keep it away from perfume sprayed directly onto the cloth, and press on the reverse with a cloth between iron and fabric.
Will the saree colour look the same as it does on screen?
Thirty-two listings carry a note saying slight variation may occur due to lighting, flash and screen settings. Photographs are shot under studio lights, and phone screens shift warm or cool depending on their own settings. Expect the shade to be close rather than identical, and take that into account before matching to jewellery or a blouse you already own.
Which Vpnam category should I open for a festival saree?
Open Festive Sarees. All 134 of those listings carry both a fabric and a work type in their specifications, which this general category often does not, and the stock is chosen for the Navratri to Diwali run. If you want the pleats already set, Ready-to-Wear Sarees covers the same season.












