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Georgette Kashmiri Saree with Aari Embroidered Multicolor Flowers
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Georgette Kashmiri Saree with Aari Embroidered Multicolor Flowers

handloomed in georgette,
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Colour — Blueprint2 available
Quantity
Item codeGAK860
MaterialGeorgette
ColourBlueprint
Weight0.76 kg
DimensionsBLOUSE/UNDERSKIRT TAILORMADE TO SIZE
Care

Hand-wash gently with mild detergent. Do not wring. Dry in shade, iron on the lowest setting.

about the piece,

Description

There are flowers that bloom only at the needle's tip, coaxed into colour by hands that have spent lifetimes reading the language of Kashmiri Aari embroidery. This saree is worked on georgette, a fabric whose gentle weight and subtle translucency make it an ideal canvas for the sinuous chain-stitch runs that define the Aari tradition of the Kashmir Valley. Multicolour blooms travel across the surface in the unhurried manner of a Mughal garden rendered in thread, each petal filled with the characteristic tonal gradation that Kashmiri craftspeople have refined over centuries. The georgette lends the drape a softness that silk cannot quite replicate, falling in quiet, effortless folds that suit both the intimacy of a family gathering and the formality of an evening celebration. Available in Blueprint and Pear Sorbet, the two colourways speak to very different moods while sharing the same devotion to the embroidered surface. Pair the Blueprint with a pale champagne or ivory blouse to let the embroidery carry the eye, or choose Pear Sorbet alongside antique gold jewellery from Rajasthan for a warmth that feels entirely considered.

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Behind this piece

Aari embroidery takes its name from the fine hooked needle, the aari, that Kashmiri craftsmen have wielded for centuries across the valley. Unlike the counted-thread discipline of sozni work, aari allows the hand to move freely, tracing sinuous floral motifs in continuous chain stitch across the surface. Here, that tradition meets georgette, a fabric whose featherweight drape carries the embroidered blooms without strain. The multicolour flowers speak to the Mughal garden aesthetic that has long defined Kashmiri needlework: dense, joyful, rooted in a landscape that considers flowers a serious and devotional subject.

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How to style

In Blueprint, wear this saree for an evening cultural gathering and anchor it with oxidised silver jhumkas and block-printed potli in indigo. The Golden Rod colourway earns its place at a festive daytime occasion; pair it with a raw silk blouse in ivory and kolhapuri flats in tan. Pear Sorbet, the most yielding of the three, suits a summer wedding reception beautifully: style it with a tissue silk blouse in soft gold, delicate pearl drops, and pointed juttis in champagne. All three reward a pre-stitched georgette pleat for ease of movement.

to last,

Fabric & care

Georgette is a twisted-yarn crepe that must be treated with restraint. Hand wash separately in cold water with a mild, pH-neutral detergent, keeping agitation to a minimum to protect both the weave and the aari chain stitches. Do not wring; press gently between dry towels and hang in shade away from direct sunlight, which fades silk-based georgette quickly. Iron on a low setting through a pressing cloth, never directly onto the embroidery. Store folded in muslin, not polythene, and refold along different lines each season to prevent permanent creasing along stress points.

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Each piece is hand-loomed by artisan clusters we work with directly across India. Small irregularities in the weave are the hallmark of handloom — not a defect.