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The record for this saree holds three things: raw silk, the colour red, and free size. There is no length, no width, no work type, no blouse arrangement and no wash care against the design, so this page keeps to the fabric, the colour and the size. Silk of any kind repays careful storage more than most fabrics, and raw silk is no exception. The fibre is protein rather than cellulose, which makes it vulnerable to things that leave cotton untroubled. Moisture is the main one. Silk stored in a plastic cover traps humidity against the fibre, and in an Indian monsoon that leads to mildew spotting that cannot be removed. Wrapping the saree in a cotton or muslin cloth instead lets it breathe while keeping dust off. Light is the second. Prolonged exposure weakens silk fibre and fades dye, so a cupboard is better than an open rail near a window. The third is the fold. A crease left in the same place for years eventually weakens the fibres along that line, which is why old silk sarees split at a fold rather than in open cloth. Refolding along a different line every few months prevents it. A slight colour variation may occur because of lighting, camera flash and screen settings.
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Plastic traps humidity against the fibre, and silk is a protein that reacts badly to sustained moisture. In an Indian monsoon that produces mildew spotting which cannot be removed. Wrapping the saree in cotton or muslin lets it breathe while still keeping dust off it.
Every few months, along a different line each time. A crease held in the same place for years gradually weakens the fibres along it, which is why old silk sarees tend to split at a fold rather than in open cloth. Refolding distributes that stress.
Over time, yes. Prolonged exposure weakens the fibre itself as well as fading the dye, so a silk saree kept on an open rail near a window will deteriorate faster than one in a cupboard. It is one of the easiest forms of damage to prevent.
Raw silk is generally more robust in handling, because the retained gum stiffens the fibre and the textured surface hides minor marks better. It shares silk's underlying sensitivities to moisture, light and prolonged creasing, so the storage advice is the same for both.
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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