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Organza tissue is the base of this traditional wear designer saree in beige, worked with dual sequins, embroidery, pearl, stone and handwork. It comes with an unstitched viscos velvet satin blouse piece of 0.80 mtr. The saree is a regular drape and needs pleating and pinning in the usual way. Tissue is a very fine cloth woven with a metallic-look thread running through it, which is where the low, constant shimmer comes from. Combined with organza, which is crisp and sheer, the result is a saree that is light in the hand but holds a shape: the pallu keeps an arc, and the pleats stand rather than flop. Dual sequins uses two sequin types together so the shimmer is not uniform. Pearl work adds small round beads with a soft, non-reflective glow, and stone work sets flat-backed stones that sparkle sharply. Handwork means all of this is placed by hand rather than machine-run. A 0.80 mtr unstitched blouse piece in viscos velvet satin is included, which needs stitching to your measurements. A beige tissue with dense handwork suits an evening reception or a wedding function where the lighting is warm. The velvet satin blouse gives useful contrast against the sheer saree. Dispatch is next day after stock confirmation. Slight colour variation may occur due to lighting, flash and screen settings, and tissue reflects surrounding light, so the beige can pick up warmth from the room it is in.
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Tissue is a very fine, lightweight cloth woven with a metallic-look thread running through the base yarn. That thread is what produces the constant low shimmer across the whole surface, as distinct from embroidery, which sits on top of the fabric in specific placed patterns.
Yes, and deliberately so. The saree is sheer organza tissue while the blouse piece is viscos velvet satin, which is opaque and has depth. That contrast between a light shimmering drape and a solid blouse is a common styling choice for this kind of saree.
You get 0.80 mtr of unstitched viscos velvet satin. That is the standard blouse piece length in the Indian market and is generally enough for a regular blouse. If you want long or heavily gathered sleeves, discuss it with your tailor before cutting.
Organza tissue is light but crisp rather than slippery, which actually helps the pleats hold. Most wearers pin the pleats and the pallu as usual. The stone, pearl and sequin handwork also adds a little weight along the worked sections, steadying the fall.
It suits a wedding reception or an evening wedding function well. The dense sequin, pearl and stone handwork is designed to read under artificial light, and beige is a considered guest colour that does not compete with the bride's red or the traditional wedding palette.
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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