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Mauve Tissue Silk Saree
Rs. 17,999.00
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Product Details
Price: ₹17,999
Color: Metallic Mauve / Muted Rose Gold
Fabric: Premium High-Glaze Tissue Silk
Workmanship: Royal Peacock Motifs, Delicate Pearl Clusters, Precision Jarkan Stones, Kardana (Cut Beads), Fine Zari, Fine Threadwork, and Sequins
Design Edge: Exquisite Hand-Finished Scalloped Borders
Set Includes: 5.5-meter Tissue Silk Saree alongside a fully coordinated, heavy handcrafted blouse piece.
Step into a world of understated luxury with this mesmerizing mauve ("moof") Tissue silk saree. Woven from premium Tissue silk fabric, this masterwork features an ethereal, liquid-metallic sheen that catches and disperses light with timeless sophistication. The unique mauve base blends a muted, dusty lavender hue with subtle golden metallic undertones, providing a contemporary, high-fashion alternative to classic festive tones. It is an exceptional selection for grand receptions, elite cocktail hours, and luxury festive gatherings.
The crown jewel of this design is its hyper-detailed, hand-worked scalloped border and pallu. It showcases magnificent, regal peacock motifs intricately filled with rows of pristine pearls, shimmering kardana (cut beads), and sparkling jarkan stones. This complex handiwork is beautifully accented by a delicate medley of pastel threads, metallic zari, and micro sequins. Paired with a matching, heavily embroidered short-sleeve blouse piece featuring coordinated peacock panels along the neckline, this ensemble delivers uncompromised royal elegance.
Product Declaration
Handcrafted with premium materials. Each piece is unique and may have slight variations.
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on orders over ₹1000. Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1: What is included with the Mauve Tissue Silk Saree Set?
The set includes a 5.5-metre mauve tissue silk saree and a coordinated custom-embellished blouse piece.
The saree features royal peacock motifs, pearl clusters, Kardana cut beads, precision zari, sequins, fine threadwork and hand-cut scalloped borders. The colour is described as metallic mauve or pale lavender gold.
The page should still confirm whether the blouse piece is stitched or unstitched and whether the completed blouse shown in the imagery is supplied. Buyers should also verify whether fall and pico, blouse lining, a petticoat or ready-to-wear conversion are included in the ₹15,999 price.
2: Is the blouse stitched or unstitched?
The page confirms an embellished blouse piece but does not explicitly state whether it is stitched.
Before ordering, confirm:
- Whether only unstitched fabric is supplied
- Whether the photographed blouse is included
- Whether stitching costs extra
- Whether padding and lining are available
- Whether sleeve and neckline embroidery are pre-positioned
- Whether tassels or closures are supplied
Comparable tissue-saree pages clearly state when the blouse is unstitched and publish the blouse-piece length.
3: What colour is mauve?
Mauve is a gentle, subdued shade of purple that typically falls between violet and pink, frequently with hints of blue or gray.
This saree is described as metallic mauve or pale lavender gold, so the tissue weave may make it look purple, pink, grey or gold as lighting changes.
Before purchasing, request:
- Natural-daylight video
- Warm indoor-light video
- Cool LED-light video
- Unfiltered fabric close-up
- Comparison beside lavender and dusty-pink swatches
4: Is mauve the same as lavender or lilac?
No. Mauve, lavender and lilac are related purple shades, but they are not identical.
Mauve generally contains more grey, pink or muted blue undertones. Lavender is commonly lighter and cooler, while lilac may appear softer and more floral. This product’s metallic gold tissue weave can further change how the mauve appears in photographs.
The product page should use “metallic mauve / pale lavender gold” consistently and avoid switching among colour names without explanation.
5: What is tissue silk?
Tissue silk is a lustrous, structured fabric known for its metallic-looking surface and crisp drape.
Its construction varies and may contain silk, metallic yarn, synthetic fibres or a blend. The product is described as premium high-glaze tissue silk, but the exact fibre percentages are not published.
Kundan’s should disclose:
- Base fibre
- Silk percentage
- Metallic-yarn composition
- Weave
- Production method
- Country of origin
“Premium” and “high-glaze” describe appearance or positioning; they do not prove 100% silk content.
6: Is this saree really lightweight?
The base tissue fabric may be light, but the completed saree cannot be called lightweight without a verified finished weight.
The saree contains pearl clusters, Kardana beads, zari, sequins, threadwork and scalloped borders, all of which may increase the overall weight. The existing page also makes long-wear and travel-comfort claims without publishing the weight.
Kundan’s should publish:
- Saree weight
- Blouse-piece weight
- Pallu weight
- Complete-set weight
7: What is Kardana embroidery?
Kardana embroidery uses small cut or faceted beads that reflect light and create a raised decorative texture.
On this mauve tissue silk saree, Kardana beads are combined with pearls, zari, sequins and threadwork around the peacock-inspired design. The page should clarify:
- Whether the beads are glass or acrylic
- Their shape and size
- Whether all are hand sewn
- Whether replacement beads are available
- How repairs are handled
Comparable retailers often use the related term “cutdana,” making exact material disclosure more useful than relying only on the craft name.
8: Is Kardana the same as cutdana?
The terms are often used similarly in Indian retail, but they should not automatically be treated as identical without verifying the bead material and shape.
Both typically describe small cut or faceted beads used to produce sparkle. Actual usage may vary by artisan, retailer and region.
The product page should identify the bead’s:
- Material
- Length
- Shape
- Finish
- Attachment technique
This gives buyers and search engines more reliable information than interchangeable terminology.
9: Are the pearls genuine?
The page confirms pearl clusters but does not state what the pearls are made from.
They may be:
- Natural pearls
- Cultured pearls
- Freshwater pearls
- Glass pearl beads
- Acrylic imitation pearls
The page should disclose the pearl type, approximate size, colour, attachment method and replacement availability. “Delicate pearl clusters” is a design description, not proof of natural or cultured pearls.
10: What do the royal peacock motifs represent?
The peacock motifs create a heritage-inspired royal design, although the exact artistic meaning should be explained by Kundan’s rather than assumed.
The page identifies royal handcrafted peacock motifs surrounded by pearls, Kardana, zari, sequins and threadwork.
Add:
- Designer commentary
- Close-up motif labels
- Motif location
- Materials used
- Handwork technique
- Approximate motif dimensions
- Story behind the pattern
This distinctive entity is one of the page’s strongest semantic SEO and image-search opportunities.
11: Is tissue silk easy to drape?
Tissue silk can form elegant, structured pleats, but its crisp metallic surface may require careful pinning and a supportive petticoat.
For a secure drape:
- Wear the final footwear first.
- Use fitted saree shapewear or a satin petticoat.
- Make even medium-width pleats.
- Pin the pleats together.
- Secure the pallu at the shoulder.
- Test sitting and walking before the event.
Community styling discussions frequently focus on blouse combinations, pressing, jewellery and managing tissue saree structure.
12: Which petticoat suits a mauve tissue silk saree?
A fitted satin, silk-blend or shaping petticoat in mauve, dusty pink, lavender, champagne or nude is the strongest choice.
The petticoat should:
- Secure the waist tuck
- Support the embellished border
- Avoid showing through the tissue fabric
- Create a smooth silhouette
- Permit comfortable movement
Mauve is the safest tonal match, while champagne may work when the metallic gold effect is dominant.
13: Which jewellery suits a mauve tissue silk saree?
Pearls, diamonds, kundan, polki, rose gold, silver crystals and selective emerald jewellery can complement mauve tissue silk.
Recommended combinations:
- Pearls repeat the saree’s pearl clusters.
- Diamonds support the pale lavender-gold sheen.
- Kundan or polki creates a traditional wedding look.
- Rose gold creates a soft tonal finish.
- Emerald accents add controlled contrast.
- Silver crystals suit a cooler mauve appearance.
Pinterest shows substantial discovery demand for lavender and purple saree jewellery combinations.
14: Is the saree suitable for weddings and receptions?
Yes. Its metallic tissue silk, peacock handwork, pearls, zari, sequins and scalloped border make it suitable for engagements, sangeets, receptions and wedding-guest wear.
The page also positions it for weddings, cocktail parties, bridal events and formal celebrations.
For daytime events, choose lighter jewellery and natural makeup. For evening receptions, diamonds, polki or rose-gold accessories can enhance the metallic weave.
15: What is the correct price of the saree?
The current product price shown beside Add to Cart is ₹15,999.
An existing incorrectly states that the price is ₹19,999, creating a ₹4,000 discrepancy. The visible product price, answer, Product schema, Merchant Center feed, advertisements and checkout must all use the same current value.
Until the is corrected, it should not be included in structured data.
16: How long will the saree take to dispatch and deliver?
The product page does not currently confirm a product-specific delivery timeline.
An existing gives an approximate 30–35-working-day timeline, but this estimate is not supported by the main product specifications.
Before ordering, ask whether the saree is:
- Ready to ship
- Finished after purchase
- Made to order
- Awaiting blouse work
- Awaiting fall and pico
The page should publish verified processing, dispatch and estimated-arrival dates.
17: Can the saree be returned after cutting or stitching the blouse piece?
The page states that returns are accepted within 30 days, but it does not explain whether altered products remain eligible.
Before alteration, confirm the policy for:
- Separating the blouse piece
- Cutting the fabric
- Blouse stitching
- Adding padding or lining
- Fall and pico
- Tassel work
- Pre-pleating
- Ready-to-wear conversion
These conditions should appear beside the purchase controls, not only in a general return-policy page.
18: How should the tissue silk, pearls and Kardana work be cleaned and stored?
The saree should be professionally dry cleaned and stored folded in breathable muslin or soft unprinted cotton.
Avoid:
- Machine washing
- Soaking
- Wringing
- Scrubbing the scalloped edge
- Direct ironing over beads or pearls
- Long-term hanging
- Plastic storage
- Direct sunlight
- Perfume directly on the fabric
Place soft cloth between embellished layers and change the folds periodically. Comparable peacock and tissue saree sellers also recommend dry cleaning only.