Gicha Banarasi Silk Saree

General:

• The product's color and texture may differ slightly from the photo.
• Remember to dry clean only.

Embroidery:

• Hand-woven, hand-embroidered, or hand-crafted items may have minor irregularities, adding to their unique charm. Those who appreciate handmade goods embrace these differences, unlike machine-made items.

Handwoven:

• Hand-woven products may exhibit missing yarn, slobs, or uneven yarn contrasts, which are normal. These features enhance the product's uniqueness and beauty, reflecting the natural outcome of the hand-weaving process.

Saree Care Tips:

• Always opt for dry cleaning for your silk saree, as it's delicate and best handled by professionals.
• If washing at home, use cold water and a small amount of shampoo after the first three washes. Avoid harsh detergents and brushes.
• Wash the sari, pallu, and border separately to prevent damage.
• Instead of wringing, gently roll the saree in a dry towel to remove excess moisture before hanging it.
• Avoid direct sunlight when drying your silk saree; indoor drying is preferable.
• Protect the saree's shine by placing a cloth over it before ironing; never iron directly.