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Vibrant Orange Pichwai zari weaving Kota silk saree

Vibrant Orange Pichwai zari weaving Kota silk saree

Regular price Rs. 5,350.00
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Product Description

Material : Kota silk

Work : Pichwai-inspired zari weaving with a zari border and pallu

Blouse : Blouse attached

Length of saree : 6.3 to 6.5m (5.5m saree and 80cm blouse)

Wash and care : Dry clean only

Bright, joyful and full of festive spirit, this Vibrant Orange Pichwai Kota silk saree has a glowing orange body woven all over with Pichwai-inspired cow motifs set within a delicate zari trellis. A rich zari border frames the saree and the pallu is woven with broad bands of zari, while the light Kota silk base keeps it airy and easy to drape. Orange is the colour of celebration and devotion, which makes this saree a beautiful choice for the festive season.

What is a Pichwai saree?

Pichwai is a traditional art form from Nathdwara in Rajasthan, known for its devotional paintings featuring cows, lotuses and scenes linked to Shrinathji. Pichwai sarees bring these motifs onto fabric. Here the cows are woven in zari across the saree, giving it a meaningful, devotional character along with festive shine.

Where to wear this orange Kota silk saree

Wear it for weddings, Diwali, Govardhan Puja, Janmashtami, Navratri, Durga Puja and Dhanteras, temple visits, pooja at home, griha pravesh, haldi, sangeet and family celebrations. Its cheerful colour and devotional motifs also make it a meaningful festive gift for a mother, sister or friend.

How to style it

Festive and traditional: pair it with a purple, magenta or deep green blouse, antique gold temple jewellery, a long haar and a gajra.
Soft and elegant: choose an ivory or gold blouse with layered pearls and pearl drops for a graceful pooja or daytime look.
Boho: wear a navy or teal sleeveless blouse with oxidised silver jhumkas, a macramé potli bag and kolhapuris for a playful, artsy festive look.

Each piece is a work of art which uniquely displays the weaver's craftsmanship. No two handwoven pieces look exactly alike, and minute flaws such as an uneven yarn are a natural part of the weave.

Pls note that there may be a mild colour variation in the saree due to colour reproduction in camera and screen.

Frequently asked questions

What is this saree made of? This Vibrant Orange saree is made of Kota silk, with Pichwai-inspired cow motifs woven in zari, a zari border and a zari pallu. The blouse is attached, and the total length is 6.3 to 6.5m (5.5m saree and 80cm blouse).

What does Pichwai mean on a saree? Pichwai is a devotional art tradition from Nathdwara, Rajasthan. On this saree, its signature cow motifs are woven in zari across the body.

Is a Kota silk saree heavy? No. Kota silk has a light, airy weave, so the saree is comfortable to wear for long pujas and functions despite its zari work.

Which festivals is this orange saree best for? It is ideal for Diwali, Govardhan Puja, Janmashtami, Navratri, Durga Puja, Dhanteras, temple visits, pooja at home and griha pravesh.

Can I wear it for weddings and family functions? Yes. The bright orange and zari make it a cheerful choice for haldi, sangeet, daytime weddings and family celebrations.

How can I style an orange zari saree? For a traditional look, wear a purple, magenta or deep green blouse with antique gold temple jewellery. For an elegant look, try an ivory or gold blouse with layered pearls. For a boho look, pair a navy or teal blouse with oxidised silver jhumkas and a macramé potli.

Is it a good saree to gift? Yes. The devotional Pichwai motifs and festive orange make it a meaningful gift for a mother, sister or friend, especially during Diwali and Janmashtami.

Is the blouse piece included? Yes, an 80cm blouse piece is attached to the saree.

How do I care for this Kota silk zari saree? Dry clean only, including the first wash. Iron on low heat on the reverse side with a thin cotton cloth over the zari. Keep perfume and deodorant away from the zari, and store it folded in a muslin or cotton cloth, refolding it every few months so the folds don't set.

Shipping & Delivery

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  • Every saree is carefully packed to ensure it reaches you in perfect condition
  • Orders are typically processed and dispatched within 24–48 working hours
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Exchanges & Returns

We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. Here’s how we handle returns and refunds:

  • Accepted only in case of a wrong size or incorrect product delivered.
  • Provided only if the product is damaged upon delivery.
  • Unboxing video is required as proof for any return or refund request.
  • Return request must be submitted within 24 Hours after receiving the order.

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Care Instructions

Handloom sarees last decades when cared for gently. Few simple care tips for different fabrics.
Pure Linen / Linen Cotton
  • Dry clean the first time; mild hand wash in cold water after that
  • Never wring — press water out and hang over a rod
  • Dry in shade, never direct sun
  • Iron while slightly damp; linen takes a hot iron well
  • Linen creases as you wear it. That's the fabric, not a fault
Cotton / Mulcotton
  • Before the first wash, soak 15 minutes in cold water with a handful of rock salt. This sets the colour
  • Mild detergent only, cold water, no bleach, no machine
  • Don't let soap sit on the fabric — rinse quickly
  • Shade dry; light starch keeps the crispness
  • Medium iron
Silk / Silk Cotton
  • Dry clean only, always
  • Blot stains immediately with a dry cloth. Never rub, never use water
  • Store wrapped in muslin, never plastic — plastic blackens zari
  • Refold along different lines every few months so creases don't set
  • Iron on low, reverse side, with a cotton cloth in between
Tissue / Organza
  • Dry clean only
  • The zari is delicate — avoid hooks, velcro and rough jewellery
  • Store rolled or loosely folded in muslin
  • Iron on the lowest setting with a cloth between, never directly on zari
Hand Block Prints — Ajrakh, Kalamkari, Bagru & Dabu
  • Natural dyes release colour in the first two or three washes. Wash separately in cold water
  • Mild detergent, no soaking, no bleach
  • Shade dry, reverse side out
  • The colours soften and deepen over years. That's how natural dye is meant to age
Hand Embroidered / Hand Painted
  • Dry clean only
  • Iron on the reverse, never over the embroidery or painted areas
  • Store flat in muslin so threads don't catch


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