Golden Tissue Silk Woven Saree
Rs. 12,880.00
SKU:
PSAGF1742
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Product Description
Step into an aura of divine royalty with this magnificent Golden Tissue Silk Saree. Revered as the pinnacle of South Indian handlooms, the weave is celebrated for its unmatched durability and rich texture. This masterpiece elevates the traditional silk by incorporating a Tissue weave—where fine metallic zari threads are interlaced with pure silk yarns. The result is a breathtaking, all-over golden radiance that acts like spun gold. It is an absolute heirloom piece, perfect for South Indian brides, temple weddings, and grand anniversary celebrations.
Product Details
| Product Code: | PSAGF1742 | Color: | Golden |
| Fabric: | Tissue Silk | Work: | Traditional Weaving, Metallic Shimmer |
| Blouse Color: | Golden | Blouse Fabric: | Tissue Silk |
| Blouse Type: | Unstitched | Dispatch Time: | 25 to 30 Working days |
Everything You Need to Know
Q: What is Tissue Silk? A: It is a luxurious variation of the classic. While regular relies purely on silk threads for the body, "Tissue" weaves metallic zari threads extensively throughout the warp or weft, giving the fabric a foil-like, luminous glow.
Q: Is a Tissue saree heavy? A: Yes. Authentic silk is renowned for its Tissue substantial, premium weight. This density is what creates the highly structured, majestic pleats that stay perfectly in place for hours.
💡 Pro-Stylist Tip
Temple Goddess. A saree is incomplete without Antique Gold Temple Jewelry. Layer a short Lakshmi choker with a long Kasu Mala (coin necklace). Add a fragrant Gajra to a neat, low bun to honor the authentic South Indian heritage of the drape.