Maroon Mysore Crepe Silk Saree | PCN Elite Sarees

Description

About This Maroon Mysore Crepe Silk Saree

Embrace timeless South Indian royal charm with this exquisite Maroon Mysore Crepe Silk Saree. Woven from the softest crepe silk yarns, the rich deep maroon wine body offers an ultra-lightweight, fluid drape that gently contours the silhouette while staying completely crease-resistant throughout long events.

The saree is highlighted by a striking contrast rani pink border adorned with traditional golden zari motifs, paired with an opulent striped pallu framed by fine zari detailing. Complete with an unstitched contrast rani pink crepe silk blouse piece with a woven sleeve border, this ensemble seamlessly combines classic heritage craftsmanship with comfortable, modern day-to-night elegance.

Key Features & Specifications

– Fabric: Authentic Mysore Softest Crepe Silk (Feather Lightweight & Ultra Soft)
– Color: Deep Wine Maroon Body with Radiant Contrast Rani Pink Border & Pallu
– Weave & Work: Supple Crepe Silk Finish with Traditional Golden Zari Jacquard Weave
– Border & Pallu: Broad Rani Pink Golden Zari Border and Grand Temple Striped Pallu
– Saree Length: 5.5 Meters
– Blouse Piece: 0.80 Meters (Included — Contrast Rani Pink Crepe Silk with Woven Zari Sleeve Border, Unstitched)
– Drape & Feel: Super Lightweight, Breathable, Wrinkle-Resistant, and Effortless Pleat Fall
– Occasion: Weddings, Receptions, Festive Celebrations, Pooja Ceremonies, and Milestone Gatherings
– Care Instructions: Dry clean only to preserve the feather-soft silk finish and metallic sheen of the zari. Store folded neatly inside a breathable cotton or muslin bag.

Style Tip

Pair this majestic Maroon Mysore Crepe Silk Saree with antique gold jhumkas, a statement cuff bangle, a center-parted sleek low bun adorned with white jasmine (gajra), and classic heels for an effortlessly royal look.

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