Yaalika - China Rose Silk Saree : YPP019503

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Description: This luxurious Kanchipuram pure silk saree features a vibrant china rose body adorned with intricate gold vine and floral jaal work throughout with peacock, deer, elephant and tiger patterns. This traditional masterpiece showcases a stunning wide pure gold zari border with elaborate poo chakram, winged horse, rudraksham designs. The pallu displays rich golden yaali and floral patterns with detailed temple motifs along the edges. The harmonious blend of bright pink and lustrous gold creates a festive yet elegant look, perfect for the brides.
Styling Tips: Pair with traditional temple jewelry including jhumkas, choker necklace, maang tikka, bangles in gold. A matching pink or contrasting gold blouse would enhance the saree's rich appearance. For a contemporary twist, accessorize with rose gold jewelry and a sleek hair updo to balance the rich texture of the saree.
Caring your Silk Sarees
Looking after your beautiful Kancheepuram silk pieces doesn't have to be complicated. Here's how to keep them looking gorgeous for years to come:
- Always store your folded saris in breathable cotton or muslin cloth to protect them properly. Take them out occasionally to let them breathe.
- When storing your saris folded, remember to unfold and refold them periodically. This prevents permanent fold lines that can fade and weaken the fabric, especially affecting those beautiful brocade patterns.
- While hanging is an option for some saris, avoid hanging your heavier sarees for long periods. Even hung saris need regular airing and occasional refolding.
- For heavier sarees, especially those with zari work, consider using a saree roll instead of folding. These still need to be unrolled and re-rolled every so often.
- When cleaning becomes necessary, always use specialist silk cleaners. Remember that stains are best treated immediately; many become permanent once they've set into the fabric.