Burgundy-Wine Golden Zari Pure Mysore Silk Saree

Product Description

House of Vardha brings you this drape as part of its timeless Mysore Silk collection — where art, ancestry, and aura converge into a single 6-yard masterpiece.

Regal allure meets South Indian grandeur in this Burgundy-Wine Golden Zari Mysore Silk Saree, woven in pure viscose fabric that gracefully blends richness with flow. The deep wine hue carries the elegance of tradition, while the intricately woven golden zari motifs shimmer like old-world royalty. Each fold reflects fine craftsmanship with detailed floral vines, paisleys, mango buttas, ornamental floral motifs and symmetrical temple elements — all artistically interlaced into the saree’s body and pallu.

The border design showcases classic Banarasi-style florals and vines, wrapped with ornamental zari jaal that continues across the pallu. The rich texture and subtle sheen of the viscose Mysore silk makes it exceptionally light yet celebratory. The Blouse is paired in a matching tone of burgundy wine and maroon-brownish. Hence this saree becomes the perfect heirloom-inspired pick for grand festivities, poojas, receptions, and cultural occasions.

Key Features

• Fabric: Pure Viscose Mysore Silk with Golden Zari
• Saree Color: Burgundy-Wine & Antique Gold with Darker, deeper Maroon undertone.
• Work: Traditional Zari Weaving with Paisley, Butta & Floral Motifs
• Border Style: Classic floral vine pattern in gold zari with inner detailing
• Pallu Design: Gold zari pallu featuring floral motifs and layered mango kalga work
• Body: Uniformly spaced traditional motifs with a high sheen base
• Fabric Feel & Texture: Soft, flowy, crisp, and radiant with smooth drape
• Blouse: Unstitched blouse in matching Maroon-Wine (0.8 m)
• Length: 6.3 meters (including blouse)
• Ideal For: Bridal Gifting, Religious Ceremonies, Griha Pravesh, Cultural Events, Festive Soirées

Perfect for Every Occasion

From celebratory rituals to elegant receptions, this saree transforms every moment into a memory. Pair with antique gold temple jewelry, soft curls or a gajra bun, and bold kohl eyes for a look steeped in tradition yet fit for today’s woman.