Tulip Handloom Emerald Green Silk Saree with Gold Zari Cow Motifs

Product Description

Auspicious & Traditionally Rooted Embrace divine elegance with this breathtaking emerald green silk drape from Tulip Handloom. Designed for the woman who holds traditional artistry close to her heart, this saree features a vibrant, rich hue paired with culturally significant weaving. It is an absolute must-have for your ethnic wardrobe, perfect for religious ceremonies, weddings, and grand festive occasions.

The Craftsmanship & Weave Crafted from a premium, lustrous silk blend, this saree offers a wonderfully soft and fluid drape that flatters the silhouette. The vibrant green body is delicately adorned with scattered gold zari buttas. The true masterpiece of this drape lies in its prominent border, which showcases beautifully woven, traditional gold zari cow (Gau/Nandi) motifs—a symbol of grace and auspiciousness in Indian heritage. The pallu is elegantly finished with classic, intricate gold zari bands.

Styling Tip To highlight the rich gold weaving, pair this magnificent green saree with a contrasting gold or mustard silk sleeveless blouse, as styled in our lookbook. Complete your traditional ensemble with classic temple jewelry, heavy gold jhumkas, and a fresh gajra for a picture-perfect look at Haldi events, festive pujas, and family gatherings.

Product Specifications:

• Brand: Tulip Handloom

• Color: Radiant Emerald/Kelly Green with Gold Zari weaving.

• Fabric: Premium Soft Silk Blend (Rich luster, smooth texture, and effortless drape).

• Pattern/Motif: Scattered gold zari buttas on the body with traditional woven cow motifs along the border.

• Border Type: Broad silk border featuring intricate gold zari animal motifs.

• Saree Length: 5.5 Meters.

• Blouse Piece: Includes an unstitched matching/coordinating blouse piece.

• Occasion: Pujas, Weddings, Festive Celebrations, and Traditional Ceremonies.

Wash & Care Instructions:

• Dry clean strictly recommended to maintain the fabric's rich luster and the integrity of the gold zari.

• Iron on a low heat setting on the reverse side of the saree.

• Store folded neatly in a pure cotton or muslin cloth bag to allow the silk fibers to breathe and to prevent zari oxidation.