Matsya — Hand-Embroidered Organza Saree with Pitta Work, Fish & Lotus Motifs
Matsya — Hand-Embroidered Organza Saree with Pitta Work, Fish & Lotus Motifs
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Matsya is a contemporary hand-embroidered saree crafted on sheer pure organza, where symbolic fish, lotus and wave motifs come together in a fluid composition inspired by the rhythm of water. The wave-patterned border is meticulously embellished using traditional pitta work, while the fish and lotus motifs are hand embroidered using sequins, beads and fine thread embroidery across the body of the saree.
Finished with a matching wave-patterned embroidered hem, Matsya balances delicate craftsmanship with contemporary design. Designed for women who appreciate thoughtful artistry and distinctive Indian textiles, each saree is individually handcrafted, making every piece a unique work of wearable art.
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Product Details
- Pure organza saree
- Hand embroidered using pitta work, sequins, beads and thread embroidery
- Contemporary fish, lotus and wave motifs
- Hand-embroidered wave-patterned border and hem
- Lightweight with an elegant, fluid drape
- Includes a matching , unstitched hand-embroidered blouse piece, shown in the photographs, featuring lotus motifs
- Every saree is individually hand embroidered; no two pieces are ever exactly alike—a reflection of authentic craftsmanship.
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Shipping
- Dispatches within 3–4 weeks from the date of purchase
- Carefully packed to protect the delicate embroidery during transit
- International shipping available
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Care Instructions
- Dry clean only
- Store folded in a muslin cloth
- Keep away from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and moisture
- Do not bleach or machine wash
- Iron on low heat from the reverse side using a protective cloth
- Handle the embroidery with care while storing and draping
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