1. Fabric & Material Silk Type: Made from pure silk or blended silk (depending on variety). Texture: Smooth, lustrous, and rich with a natural sheen. Weight: Medium to heavy, depending on weaving (Banarasi/Kanjeevaram heavier, Mysore silk lighter). 2. Color Significance – Blue Blue in Indian Tradition: Symbolizes calmness, elegance, prosperity, and spirituality. Occasions: Brides often choose blue silk sarees for receptions, engagements, or evening functions as it gives a regal yet graceful look. Combinations: Blue pairs beautifully with gold, silver, pink, green, and red borders. 3. Designs & Embellishments Zari Work: Golden or silver zari borders, motifs, and pallu enhance the richness. Motifs: Peacocks, paisleys, lotuses, florals, geometric patterns, or temple-inspired designs. Borders & Pallus: Contrasting shades (gold, red, green, pink) highlight the saree. Embroidery / Stone Work: Sometimes enhanced with sequins, pearls, or resham thread for bridal/reception wear. Saree Size- 5.5 Mtr. blouse included Washcare- dryclean only