Colourblocked

Colourblocked sarees combine solid blocks of contrasting or complementary colours instead of intricate patterns, so the colour itself makes the statement. This collection brings together 37 sarees across tussar, ombre, kora silk, Kanjivaram, linen blend, soft silk and organza silk. It is for shoppers who want bold, clean colour contrasts for festivals, parties and everyday occasions, sent factory-direct from Surat.

What makes a saree colourblocked

Colourblocking means placing two or more solid colours side by side in clear sections. On a saree this can be a body in one shade with a contrasting border or pallu, or colours that shift from one to another, as in the ombre sarees here. Some pieces in the collection also add zari weaving, block print or digital print on top of the colour story.

How to choose your colourblocked saree

• Fabric: Tussar is the largest group with 8 sarees, followed by ombre with 7. Kora silk and Kanjivaram have 4 each, and there are 2 linen blend sarees.
• Weight and drape: Soft georgette and soft silk sarees suit a lighter, flowing drape. Kanjivaram and zari pieces suit a richer look.
• Occasion: Choose Kanjivaram, zari or party wear styles for weddings and celebrations. Tussar, block print and linen blend sarees suit daytime events and regular wear.
• Colour: Pick contrasting shades for a bold look, or close shades for a quieter one.

Care

Silk and tussar sarees are best dry cleaned. Store them folded in a soft cotton or muslin cloth, away from damp. Keep zari and printed sarees out of long direct sunlight, and check the care label on your saree before washing.

Price guide

Our 30 best sellers in this collection range from Rs 750 to Rs 1745, with most priced around Rs 1250. Cash on delivery is available across India, and over 1 million customers have shopped with us.