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Purple Two Tone Satin Silk carries this festive designer saree, printed in a bandhani gajji pattern and worked over with embroidery, stone and handwork. The saree type is Regular, and an unstitched Satin Silk blouse piece of 0.80 Mtr is supplied with it for tailoring. A deep shade like purple gains a great deal from a two tone weave. With different yarn colours in warp and weft, the satin face reflects one and then the other as the fabric turns, so the purple never settles into a single flat block the way a plain-dyed satin can. The recorded print style is Bandhani Gajji Print. Gajji is the satin silk long used in Kutch as the ground for bandhani because its close face holds tied dots sharply, and this saree renders that pairing as a print rather than as tied and dyed cloth. Embroidery and stone work go on top of the print by hand. The blouse piece included is Satin Silk, unstitched, at 0.80 Mtr, so the fit comes from your tailor rather than from a standard size. Purple sits comfortably at an evening function, so this drape works for a Diwali dinner, a sangeet you are attending or a reception. Silver and white stone jewellery generally sits better against it than yellow gold. Orders leave next day after stock confirmation. Purple is one of the harder shades for a camera to hold, so expect slight variation between these photographs and the saree in hand.
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Minor screen and lighting variation is possible
Purple sits at the edge of what most camera sensors and screens reproduce accurately, so it commonly shifts towards blue or towards red depending on the lighting and the display. Studio lighting and camera flash add to that, which is why slight variation from the images is expected.
Gajji is the smooth silk satin traditionally used as the base for bandhani tie-resist work in Kutch and Jamnagar. A bandhani gajji print reproduces that combination as a printed pattern, so you get the look of dotted bandhani on a satin ground with an even, repeating motif.
The specification records stone work as part of embroidery, stone and handwork, but it does not state how the stones are fixed. Applied stone work on any saree sits above the surface and is more exposed than woven pattern, so worked panels are best handled gently when folding.
Cool metals generally read better against purple than warm yellow gold does, so silver, oxidised silver, or settings with white or clear stones tend to work well. The saree already carries stone work of its own, so one restrained piece usually looks better than a full matched set.
Regular means the saree is supplied as a plain uncut length that you pleat and drape yourself. It is not pre-stitched, pre-pleated or ready to wear, so allow a few extra minutes when dressing and use a petticoat and safety pins as you normally would.
Yes. Vpnam has a 7-day return window, and the full terms are in the Refund and Returns Policy. Contact us within 7 days of delivery if the item arrives damaged or defective, an item is missing, or a different product was sent, and keep the item, tags and original packaging unused while the claim is reviewed. Worn, washed, altered or tailored products cannot be returned.
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