Mustard Colour Wedding Saree

Wedding Saree in Mustard Colour with Copper and Golden Design in Putta’s along with Heavy Zari and Maroon Colour Rich Pallu.

Styling Tips: Mustard Colour Wedding Saree

Pair Mustard Colour Wedding Saree with traditional gold jewelry to enhance its royal charm.
Opt for a pink blouse with copper embroidery to match the pallu and border, creating a cohesive and elegant look.
Style your hair in a classic bun adorned with fresh flowers or traditional hair accessories to complement the saree?s grandeur.

Care Instructions:

• Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle with mild detergent.
• Dry in shade to maintain the fabric’s quality and colour.
• Iron on a low setting for a crisp, fresh look.

This wedding saree is a beautiful blend of warm tones and rich embellishments, creating a truly captivating bridal ensemble. The base of the saree is a lovely mustard yellow, a colour that exudes warmth, prosperity, and a touch of earthy elegance. This unique hue provides a sophisticated backdrop for the intricate work that adorns it.

Delicate copper and golden designs, often in the form of small floral puttas (motifs), are scattered across the saree. The combination of copper and gold adds a touch of traditional richness and a subtle shimmer against the mustard yellow. The copper brings a warm, earthy tone, while the gold adds a touch of opulence and sparkle. These puttas, likely intricately woven, create a visually appealing texture and depth. They might be densely placed, creating an all-over pattern, or strategically positioned to highlight specific areas of the saree.

Adding to the saree’s grandeur is the heavy zari work. The zari, crafted from fine metallic threads, is likely used extensively on the border and pallu, and may also be incorporated into the designs on the body of the saree. This intricate zari work lends a rich and luxurious feel, catching the light and adding a celebratory sparkle. The weight and texture of the zari further enhance the saree’s opulence.

The pallu, the decorative end of the saree draped over the shoulder, is a rich maroon colour. This deep, reddish-brown hue provides a striking and elegant contrast to the mustard yellow. The maroon pallu, likely heavily embellished with zari and perhaps featuring larger, more elaborate versions of the copper and gold puttas, adds a regal touch to the bride’s attire, making it a focal point of the entire ensemble. The combination of the mustard yellow base, the copper and gold puttas, the heavy zari work, and the maroon rich pallu creates a breathtakingly beautiful saree, perfect for a bride who wants to make a statement with her unique and traditional yet stylish look. This saree is a testament to the skill and artistry of the weavers, a piece that will be treasured for its beauty and craftsmanship.