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Green Banarasi Crush Silk Embroidered Saree with Unstitched Blouse is a festive saree in Banarasi crush silk, carrying embroidery work and supplied with an unstitched blouse piece. Green runs across the drape. Crush refers to the fine permanent crinkling worked into the cloth, which changes both texture and how it hangs. A crush finish is set into the fabric deliberately, so the crinkles are part of the material rather than creases to be pressed out. That texture breaks up the surface, scatters light into many small points instead of broad sweeps, and gives the drape a soft, gathered fall. It also means the saree does not show ordinary travel creasing. Banarasi refers to the Varanasi weaving tradition, built around brocade technique where supplementary threads are carried through the ground weave to form the pattern. Combined here with surface embroidery, the saree carries both a woven element and stitched motifs above it. The blouse is supplied unstitched, as fabric to be cut and tailored to your own measurement rather than a ready-made garment. A green crush silk with festive positioning suits a puja, a family function or a daytime celebration, where the textured surface reads well in natural light without needing hall lighting to lift it. A slight colour variation may occur between the photographs and the fabric received, caused by lighting, camera flash and screen settings. Wash care is not recorded for this saree.
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No. The crinkling is set into the fabric on purpose and is the defining feature of a crush finish, so pressing it flat removes what you paid for. It also means ordinary travel creases disappear into the texture instead of showing as fold lines.
Banarasi refers to the weaving tradition of Varanasi, built around brocade technique in which supplementary threads are carried through the ground weave to form the pattern. That construction gives the surface depth, because the motif is part of the cloth rather than printed onto it.
The texture works in your favour. Crinkled cloth grips itself rather than sliding, so pleats stay where you set them and the pallu is less inclined to slip off the shoulder than a smooth satin. The fall is softer and more gathered than a flat weave.
The blouse is supplied unstitched, but the length of fabric is not recorded on this listing. Indian blouse pieces are commonly cut around 0.80 metre, though that varies, so confirm the measurement with the seller before booking a tailor for a fixed date.
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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