₹23,000
The Wild Bloom Saree from Anushe Pirani is a lightweight modal silk saree in charcoal, printed with the brand's bold Blooming Beast motif using Ajrakh printing with natural dyes. The brand says it has a fluid drape and a contemporary fall. The modal is made from cellulose extracted from beech trees, the saree is lined with cotton voile, and it is handmade in India. It measures 45 inches wide and 5.5 metres long, comes unstitched or pre-stitched, and does not include a blouse. The brand recommends dry cleaning only and steam ironing, and notes that hand-done Ajrakh printing and natural dyeing mean slight variations in print and colour between pieces.
Technical Specifications
- Size / Dimensions
- Width 45 inches; Length 5.5 mtr.
- Material
- Modal Silk
- Colour
- Charcoal
- Type
- saree
- HSN code
- 621149
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The Wild Bloom Saree from Anushe Pirani is a lightweight modal silk saree in charcoal, printed with the brand's bold Blooming Beast motif using Ajrakh printing with natural dyes. The brand says it has a fluid drape and a contemporary fall. The modal is made from cellulose extracted from beech trees, the saree is lined with cotton voile, and it is handmade in India. It measures 45 inches wide and 5.5 metres long, comes unstitched or pre-stitched, and does not include a blouse. The brand recommends dry cleaning only and steam ironing, and notes that hand-done Ajrakh printing and natural dyeing mean slight variations in print and colour between pieces.
Country of origin: India
Ajrakh print using natural dyes
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Anushé Pirani is a Mumbai-based slow fashion label offering consciously crafted, sustainable handwoven clothing for mindful living.
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