Arashi on Pure Silk Saree with Gota Patti - Yellow Green
The Japanese technique of tie and dye - Arashi flanks the pallu of this gorgeous yellow green silk saree. A solid colour of yellow in the pleats and subtle details of sequence, an abstract placement of semi circle shaped Gota Patti lines, and the same detailing as the edging make this saree a vibrant piece. The pure silk blouse piece is unique for its Gota Patti detailing all across, giving it an edgy look.
Arashi is a traditional Japanese resist dyeing technique. Due to its hand done dyeing process, the colour seepage is very subjective. Therefore there might be irregularities in colour and texture in the final product.
Also available in Pink Red,Fluorescent Pink Burnt Redand and Sky Blue.
SKU : C 6130
The Japanese technique of tie and dye - Arashi flanks the pallu of this gorgeous yellow green silk saree. A solid colour of yellow in the pleats and subtle details of sequence, an abstract placement of semi circle shaped Gota Patti lines, and the same detailing as the edging make this saree a vibrant piece. The pure silk blouse piece is unique for its Gota Patti detailing all across, giving it an edgy look.
Arashi is a traditional Japanese resist dyeing technique. Due to its hand done dyeing process, the colour seepage is very subjective. Therefore there might be irregularities in colour and texture in the final product.
Also available in Pink Red,Fluorescent Pink Burnt Redand and Sky Blue.
SKU : C 6130
The colours you see on screen may appear substantially different from the actual colours of the product. This is due to the variation in colour reproduction in camera and screen.
All products at Naina Jain are handmade. Any irregularities is purely a part of the hand woven/hand embroidered process.
The colours you see on screen may appear substantially different from the actual colours of the product. This is due to the variation in colour reproduction in camera and screen.
All products at Naina Jain are handmade. Any irregularities is purely a part of the hand woven/hand embroidered process.
Arashi on Pure Silk Saree with Gota Patti - Yellow Green
The Japanese technique of tie and dye - Arashi flanks the pallu of this gorgeous yellow green silk saree. A solid colour of yellow in the pleats and subtle details of sequence, an abstract placement of semi circle shaped Gota Patti lines, and the same detailing as the edging make this saree a vibrant piece. The pure silk blouse piece is unique for its Gota Patti detailing all across, giving it an edgy look.
Arashi is a traditional Japanese resist dyeing technique. Due to its hand done dyeing process, the colour seepage is very subjective. Therefore there might be irregularities in colour and texture in the final product.
Also available in Pink Red,Fluorescent Pink Burnt Redand and Sky Blue.
SKU : C 6130
The Japanese technique of tie and dye - Arashi flanks the pallu of this gorgeous yellow green silk saree. A solid colour of yellow in the pleats and subtle details of sequence, an abstract placement of semi circle shaped Gota Patti lines, and the same detailing as the edging make this saree a vibrant piece. The pure silk blouse piece is unique for its Gota Patti detailing all across, giving it an edgy look.
Arashi is a traditional Japanese resist dyeing technique. Due to its hand done dyeing process, the colour seepage is very subjective. Therefore there might be irregularities in colour and texture in the final product.
Also available in Pink Red,Fluorescent Pink Burnt Redand and Sky Blue.
SKU : C 6130
The colours you see on screen may appear substantially different from the actual colours of the product. This is due to the variation in colour reproduction in camera and screen.
All products at Naina Jain are handmade. Any irregularities is purely a part of the hand woven/hand embroidered process.
The colours you see on screen may appear substantially different from the actual colours of the product. This is due to the variation in colour reproduction in camera and screen.
All products at Naina Jain are handmade. Any irregularities is purely a part of the hand woven/hand embroidered process.