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Crepe silk in mauve and wine forms this designer saree, worked with resham, cord and sequin embroidery alongside frill details. The blouse is listed in wine raw silk. GST at 5 percent is included in the price shown on this page rather than charged separately at checkout. Crepe takes its character from hard-twisted yarn, which leaves a finely pebbled, matte surface with a subtle spring to it. In silk that construction gives a fabric with weight and fluid movement but no shine, so the drape falls close and long while the embroidery supplies all the reflection. Four elements share the surface. Resham means silk thread, filling motifs with soft colour. Cord embroidery raises outlines by stitching down a laid cord. Sequin embroidery adds flat reflective discs. Frill details gather strips of fabric along the edge, giving the outline of the drape volume and movement. The blouse is wine raw silk, which has body and slub texture and picks up the deeper of the two saree shades rather than the lighter one. Mauve moving into wine is a graded pairing that reads modern and quietly rich. It suits an evening reception, a cocktail function or an engagement, and silver, gunmetal or antique-gold jewellery all work with it. GST at 5 percent is included in the displayed price. Mauve is among the least consistently reproduced shades across screens, often reading pinker or greyer than the fabric, so treat the image as a guide.
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Crepe is a construction rather than a fibre, made from hard-twisted yarn that leaves a finely pebbled, matte surface with a slight spring. In silk it gives a fabric with weight and fluid movement but no shine, so the drape falls close and long.
Because the two do not compete. A matte ground absorbs light, so the resham, cord and sequin work supplies all the reflection and reads clearly against it. On a high-shine fabric the embroidery has to fight the surface for attention and often looks less defined.
Strips of fabric gathered along one edge and stitched onto the saree, usually along the border or the pallu. The gathering creates a ruffled edge that adds volume and movement to the outline of the drape, so it reads softer and catches the eye as you walk.
The saree runs from mauve into wine, and the blouse picks up the deeper of the two shades. Anchoring the outfit in the darker colour gives it structure and keeps the lighter mauve as the visible ground, which reads more considered than matching the pale shade.
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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