Green Sarees
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For mehndi and beyond
Green, the colour of good beginnings
There's a reason green turns up at mehndi functions, Teej and Eid. It feels like a fresh start. And it comes in more moods than people expect: rich emerald, highlighter lime, soft sage, mint, olive and malachite.
For mehndi day, our pick is the mehndi chiffon with gota patti patches, or the highlighter chiffon with mirror pendants if you want a little swing. Pair either with a pink or yellow blouse and you're done. A pre-draped gota patti version saves precious time on a busy wedding morning. More function-ready picks live in our mehndi edit.
If you love handloom texture, look at the malachite Bhagalpur silk blend or the green cotton chanderi with a gold border. The lime and mint gajji sarees with zari pallus feel festive without shouting.
Emerald is our evening green. An emerald satin with bronze pendants and an antique gold or maroon blouse is simple and very polished. Sage and mint are softer, and sit nicely with ivory, silver or blush. You'll find tops in all these shades among our green blouses.
Good to know
Which green is best for a mehndi function?
Mehndi, lime and highlighter shades with gota patti or mirror work suit the mood best. A hot pink or yellow blouse adds festive contrast.
Do you have green sarees in silk?
Yes: a Bhagalpur silk blend, a Maheshwari silk cotton, gajji sarees with zari pallus and a silk Patola.
Is green right for Teej?
Green is the traditional choice for Hariyali Teej. Light chiffons and cotton silks keep you comfortable through a long day of celebrating.