The green is not a boring flat shade. I kept the jewellery low-key, because the shibori pattern with its floral detail is enough.

For an afternoon function, its soft cotton feel is a sensible choice. Okay, the green shade is genuinely clean.

The picture made me curious about the green combination. The meeting of tie-dye and flowers looks different when the pallu is spread out.

The green held its own against small hoops. I kept going back to this green colourway on the site.

My first thought: what lovely the meeting of tie-dye and flowers.

Saree ka overall look clean hai, especially in morning sunlight. Pleasantly surprised by the green in person.

Green shade screen pe pretty laga tha, saamne aur pretty hai.

Itna subtle detail, especially the brushwork over the shibori effect — loved it. Saree ka overall look eye-catching hai, especially in window light. Would have preferred a little more structure; the fabric looks slightly more matte indoors.

Ghar mein sabko green shade achha laga, especially the details. She found the green easy to pair with her existing blouse. A good find if you enjoy the meeting of tie-dye and flowers.

That green with the little floral accents 😍 / With pearl studs, the green really came together.

For a daytime function, the green shade with the little floral accents looked elegant under daylight; I paired it with oxidised earrings and noticed the fall is soft rather than bulky.

Saree arrived looking fresh, not overdone. The brushwork over the shibori effect looks different when the pallu is spread out.

Looks artsy, feels wearable. around the evening lights, the green looks particularly nice.

For an evening get-together, the green shade with the shibori pattern with its floral detail looked calm under window light; I paired it with a simple sleeveless blouse and noticed it has a lovely lived-in ease.

In daylight, the shibori pattern with its floral detail reads beautifully. Such a lovely take on the shibori pattern with its floral detail.

Gifted the Leher saree to my wife; she picked a small bindi to wear with it. The meeting of tie-dye and flowers gives it a distinctive finish without much embellishment.

It looks quite soft even without heavy jewellery. The green shifts slightly under daylight, which adds dimension.

Agar colour choose karne mein confused ho, green is a lovely option. Saree ka overall look lovely hai, especially in normal room lighting.

No fuss, just a pretty green saree.

The green sits between festive and everyday, which I like.

Neat the shibori pattern with its floral detail; very graceful. / I had no problem making neat pleats with its soft cotton feel.

There’s something quite cheerful about this green. From the shoulder, the pleats sit without much fuss.

No loud embellishment; just the mixed pattern. The whole look felt balanced, especially with a gold-toned blouse.

Leher is different without trying too hard. the tone isn’t harsh, and the motif placement looks considered.

Glad the design is not too crowded around the little floral accents. With silver jhumkas, the green really came together.

For a birthday get-together, the green shade with the little floral accents looked clean under daylight; I paired it with a contrast blouse and noticed I could move around comfortably.

That green with the meeting of tie-dye and flowers 😍 / There is a nice balance between the meeting of tie-dye and flowers and the plain areas.

Itna subtle detail, especially the little floral accents — loved it. I wore a contrast blouse; friends noticed the little floral accents first.

Mujhe minimal sarees pasand hain, so the little floral accents was just enough. Saree ka overall look clean hai, especially in a shaded room.

Have been looking for something with the meeting of tie-dye and flowers, not heavy embellishment. In daylight, the meeting of tie-dye and flowers reads beautifully.

Green + silver jhumkas = my favourite look. i’d pick this for a birthday get-together over a heavy embroidered saree.

Pallu ka look is really artsy. / I’d happily repeat it with another blouse.

Dil khush ho gaya seeing the brushwork over the shibori effect.