Add some shimmer and glamour to your ethnic collection with this Cotton silk saree, styled with minimal jewelry and striking sandals for an eye-catching look.
Cotton silk fabric is much easier to carry around and doesn’t require frequent ironing; furthermore, its airiness makes it perfect for summer comfort and airflow.
The fabric
Sarees are an integral part of Indian culture and come in an assortment of designs, fabrics and patterns to match any taste or budget. Finding your ideal saree at Nykaa won’t be any harder! Whether it be worn at an ethnic wedding or added as part of everyday wardrobe collection.
Cotton silk saree are among the most beloved options, as their lightweight yet comfortable material makes it suitable for everyday wear. Furthermore, it drapes beautifully and can be styled with either light or dark blouses for an elegant appearance.
An alternative choice is an organza saree, made from lightweight and sheer fabric available in multiple colors. This style often features embroidery, mirror work, Chikankari or zari ornamentation – ideal for party wear! Another choice would be net sarees which resemble net dresses but feature glittery or floral patterns instead of embroidery or mirror work embellishments.
The style
A saree is one of the classic Indian garments and can be worn to almost every event or special occasion imaginable, including work attire, casual occasions and family dinners. Selecting fabric carefully will help create an elegant appearance while still feeling comfortable throughout your day’s activities.
Silk and cotton saree fabrics are both lightweight and soft, making them suitable for everyday wear. Other materials may also be suitable for special events or parties; satin is one such fabric which shines with elegance, being made through weaving focusing solely on warp threads – drying faster and being more resilient than its counterparts.
Easy to maintain
Silk sarees are delicate garments that require special care to remain beautiful. It should either be dry-cleaned or hand washed using cold water and mild detergents to avoid creases; additionally, starching should also be performed to remove wrinkles from their fabric surface. They should then be stored somewhere cool with adequate air circulation away from direct sunlight for storage purposes.
Silk can be especially susceptible to staining, making it hard to remove stubborn stains such as lipstick stains from silk sarees. To safely and effectively do so, place tissue paper underneath the affected area, rub gently with mild soap, rinse well afterward and allow it to air-dry in partial shade before hanging it up again for wear.
When cleaning silk sarees, use a solution made from glycerine and water as your detergent. Never use fabric cleaning brushes or hard agitation to wash them – opt for soap nuts as a chemical-free laundry detergent alternative instead! Additionally, always alternate your folds to prevent zari breakage.
Add a dash of glamour to your cotton silk saree by accessorizing with a leather or pearl pendant. When selecting gold pendants, they may clash with its light hue. Instead, opt for deep blue or brown hues to keep your look sleek and chic.
The price
Cotton silk sarees may be less pricey but just as stylish; making them popular with women of all ages.
Cotton silk sarees are constructed using a combination of pure cotton and silk threads for their distinctive sheen, creating intricate designs or motifs that represent Indian culture and tradition. Dharmavaram silk sarees are often distinguished by gold-plated borders and aesthetic temple motifs, giving these garments a particularly iconic aesthetic.
Kota sarees, another beloved variety of cotton silk fabric, have become increasingly popular at Bengali weddings and other traditional ceremonies, known for their intricate embroidery featuring flowers, creepers, and birds motifs. Modern prints make Kotas suitable for casual wear as well.
The care
Silk sarees require special care and should be dry cleaned when necessary. Warm water may damage their delicate zari work; to avoid this from happening, always wash silk sarees using cold water with mild detergents instead.
Ironing on low or medium heat settings and never in plastic covers are the keys to protecting sarees properly and safely from moisture or humidity damage. Fabric sari bags or white cotton cloth covers offer additional protection for silk garments; additionally it may be wise to include mothballs for further prevention from moths! If you intend to launder a Banarasi silk saree at home, it is crucial that the color-fastness is tested first. You can do this by dipping a cotton bud in cleaning solution and touching its tip on one corner of the saree – if any bleeding occurs immediately dry-clean it or take other necessary
