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Pista green Pure Crepe Satin gives this festive designer saree a soft ground, worked with floral sequin, embroidery, pearl, stone and handwork. Pista is the Hindi word for pistachio, and the shade takes its name from the nut: a pale, slightly yellow-leaning green. An unstitched Satin Silk blouse piece of 0.80 Mtr is included. Pure crepe satin sets a satin face over a crepe back. A pale green needs that reflection to stay dimensional, because muted shades flatten quickly on matte cloth, and the crepe reverse gives grip so the pleats stay set through a function. Five elements make up the work here: floral sequin, embroidery, pearl, stone and handwork. Arranging sequins into floral forms rather than scattering them gives the surface readable shapes, so the saree carries a pattern rather than an even field of sparkle. The blouse piece is Satin Silk at 0.80 Mtr, unstitched, in pista green. Satin silk is smoother and more reflective than the crepe satin of the saree, so the bodice sits glossier than the drape. Pista green is one of the easiest festive shades to wear in daylight. A morning puja, a mehendi or a daytime engagement all suit it, and it takes silver, pearl and rose gold comfortably. Dry cleaning is specified for the first wash. Orders dispatch next day after stock confirmation, and slight colour variation may occur due to lighting, flash and screen settings.
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Pista is the Hindi word for pistachio, and pista green describes a pale green with a yellow cast, named after the colour of the nut. It is considerably lighter and softer than a peacock or rama green, and the colour filter here records it as mint green.
It means the sequins are arranged into floral shapes rather than scattered evenly across the fabric. That gives the saree a readable pattern instead of a uniform field of sparkle, so the design registers from a distance as flowers rather than simply as shine.
Five are recorded: floral sequin, embroidery, pearl, stone and handwork. The sequins form the floral shapes, embroidery works thread detail, pearls add soft rounded lustre, stones add hard sparkle, and handwork means the elements are placed by hand rather than machine-applied.
It is one of the easiest festive shades in daylight. Being pale and muted, it does not read as heavy the way a deep green can under sunlight, so a morning puja, a mehendi or a daytime engagement all suit it comfortably without looking overdressed.
They match in colour but not in finish. The saree is Pure Crepe Satin, with a satin face over a crepe back, while the blouse piece is Satin Silk, which is smoother and more reflective throughout. The bodice therefore reads glossier than the drape.
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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