Women's Dark Plum Purple Peacock & Elephant Digital Printed Cotton Saree with Antique Zari Border

Sarees are usually refused by my daughter but I ordered this hoping she would try it for her cousin sangeet She grudgingly draped it and then admitted purple looked stunning on her A quick adjustment on the petticoat was needed because it was slightly long for her height

Heavy silks bother my aunt so a linen silk blend seemed wiser and I went for this one Light enough for her sore shoulder and still grand she said adding that it has the richness of silk without the weight

During a festival visit home I secretly ordered this for my mother who did a little twirl before the mirror The elephants along the border and peacocks on the pallu remind her of old temple murals from her village

On the wedding anniversary of my wife sister I bought this plum beauty as my present Tears came when she saw the rich colour and antique border and she draped it that very evening Her husband compared her to a queen from an old painting

Birthday gift for my mother was this and her ladies club annual day was where it debuted Fellow members wanted to know whether it was hand painted The plum colour made her complexion glow and the fall of the fabric was gentle

Studying traditional art is what my friend does so a Kalamkari inspired saree felt apt and I chose this She spent a full minute tracing the peacock detail with her finger and then declared it reserved for special exhibitions

Statement dressing was needed for a family wedding and I shopped for my wife and landed on this saree She gasped on unfolding it and called the elephants on the border adorable With antique gold jewellery she collected compliments from relatives I had never met

Heritage prints are the weakness of my saas so I snapped up this one for her Colour and artwork won her over yet she noted the lightweight fabric needs a little patience while pleating Once pinned it stayed beautifully and she felt very elegant at the function

Housewarming presents are hard to choose but I finally ordered this for my sister and she has not stopped talking about the vibrant peacocks and the Kalamkari style landscape The deep plum shade looks luxurious and the antique zari elephant border gives a grand temple saree feeling