Yellow Plus Butta Ganga Jamuna Pure Kanjivaram Silk sari
CLP56
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Clio Silks is a Certified member of Silk Mark Organisation of India and Handloom Mark, an initiative of Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India.
A radiant Kanjivaram silk sari with an interplay of dual color thread from the borders in green and red intertwines into the heritage plus butta woven on the body. The saree features Ganga Jamuna borders of red and green. The special feature of this weave is that it has two pallus in green and red. The saree can be worn in both ways. The borders and pallu have kodi manga zari motifs.
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Material |
Kanjivaram Silk |
| Fabric Purity |
Pure |
| Border |
Ganga Jamuna Border |
| Zari | Half Fine Zari |
| Body | Plus Butta |
| Saree Length | 5.5 X 1.2 Metres |
| Blouse Size | 0.75 X 1.2 Metres |
| Weight | 0.8 |
| Blouse Color | Green |
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- All unworn items may be returned with original packaging risk-free within 7 days of delivery.
- Any Saree ordered with Fall & Edging cannot be returned or exchanged.
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- Always dry clean your saree when you wash it for the first time. For subsequent washes if dry cleaning is not possible, gently dip and dry in cold water.
- Always dry your saree in shaded area. Do not wring your saree or use it in the washing machine or dryer to dry your saree.
- Never store your silk saree without dry cleaning. Use of cotton cloth bag while storing your saree is advisable.
- Expose your sarees periodically to natural atmosphere.
- Do not store your sarees where there is moist.
- While ironing your silk saree please use a white cotton cloth on top of your saree and iron it in medium heat. Do not expose the iron directly in contact with the silk saree.
