The shibori pattern with its floral detail gives this an almost painted-canvas feel. Saree ka overall look lovely hai, especially in daylight.

Selected this for my mother-in-law because she prefers eye-catching prints. The shibori pattern with its floral detail gives it a distinctive finish without much embellishment. One note from her: it needed a bit of steaming before she wore it.

The detail in the brushwork over the shibori effect is beautiful.

For a festive dinner, the yellow shade with the shibori pattern with its floral detail looked artsy under morning sunlight; I paired it with a simple sleeveless blouse and noticed it did not feel heavy on the shoulder; my small reservation was that it needed a little steaming out of the package.

Gifted the Rangrez saree to my wife; she picked a simple sleeveless blouse to wear with it. The little floral accents gives it a distinctive finish without much embellishment. Four stars because she needed to press the fold once before wearing.

What I like: the shibori pattern with its floral detail, and the way the yellow looks. Saree ka overall look unusual hai, especially in window light.

My favourite part is easily the brushwork over the shibori effect.

It looks quite lovely even without heavy jewellery.

Mummy ko the brushwork over the shibori effect ka pattern bahut pasand aaya; glad I selected this.

For a birthday get-together, the yellow shade with the mixed pattern looked understated under normal room lighting; I paired it with flat sandals and noticed I could move around comfortably.

A simple saree, with the meeting of tie-dye and flowers doing all the talking. The colour and that breathable fabric work nicely together.

The yellow shifts slightly under window light, which adds dimension. Just unfolded it and the meeting of tie-dye and flowers caught my eye.

Pleasantly surprised by the yellow in person. I like that the brushwork over the shibori effect is visible without needing a very fancy blouse.

For a Diwali meet-up, the yellow shade with the little floral accents looked unusual under a shaded room; I paired it with oxidised earrings and noticed the pleats sit without much fuss.

I keep looking at the shibori pattern with its floral detail.

Okay, the yellow shade is genuinely eye-catching. I’d pick this for a festive dinner over a heavy embroidered saree.

For a reception, the yellow shade with the meeting of tie-dye and flowers looked cheerful under morning sunlight; I paired it with small hoops and noticed it feels suitable for a daytime outing.