Fharinaa

Introducing our exclusive collection of premium cotton, noil silk sarees, each a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship and extensive man-hours invested in their creation. Handmade with dedication, these sarees boast ravishingly new and sophisticated designs, setting a benchmark in elegance. The fusion of unparalleled artistry and high-quality cotton results in a range of breathtakingly beautiful sarees, exemplifying luxury in every drape

RM380.00

Out of stock

Description


 	Colours:  Chartreuse green 
 	Origins: West Bengal 
 	Texture: Visibly woven, soft, Organic appearance

 	Blouse Piece: Yes.
 	Material : Tissue noil silk, Cotton, Zari(Blouse showcased on the model is from our in-house wardrobe and has been used only for styling purposes.)


 
 DISCLAIMER >>>>>>>>>>>>>
The actual colour may vary slightly due to different screen calibrations.
Since this product is handwoven, there might be slight irregularities and
unevenness in the weave, pattern, or selvage. On that note, it's almost unbelievable
that this piece is single-handedly woven to its seamless perfection, just for you.

Shipping

Ready to ship Products: For Shipping within West Malaysia please allow 1 to 4 business days, shipping for East Malaysia please allow 2-5 business days for delivery, and for international delivery please allow 20-30 working days. However, please be advised that the delivery period may be earlier or exceed due to unforeseen external exclusions

Care

We want you to be able to cherish your Mahaniya pieces for years to come. Below are some tips to keep your sarees shining.




 	In case the saree gets stained, immediately wipe the stain off with cold water.
 	It is advisable to only dry-clean sarees.
 	Store the saree in a light cotton muslin cloth. This will give the saree breathing space and will prevent one saree from sticking to another when kept in a pile.
 	Never brush or rub your saree, even gently, as this could make the threads of the saree spring out - a disaster you want to avoid. Also, refrain from wringing or twisting the saree as it could create permanent wrinkles.