Aarohi: Green Handwoven Matka Silk Saree with Sequins

This saree is Silkmark-certified. 

Elevate your elegance with Aarohi, a handwoven green matka silk saree adorned with delicate sequin work that catches the light like morning dew. The muted green body exudes tranquility, while the pallu stuns with its soft shimmer—an interplay of silver, blush pink, and golden beige hues. A touch of handcrafted magic, this saree speaks of quiet luxury and timeless charm. Perfect for intimate celebrations, festive brunches, and evening soirées.

Fabric Details:

• Fabric: Handwoven Matka Silk with Sequin Embellishments
• Texture: Slightly coarse and richly textured, this saree is soft to touch and very easy to drape. 
• Sustainability: Matka silk is a cruelty-free silk, derived without harming the silkworm
• Blouse Piece: Included, running blouse in green with zari border
• Length: Approx. 6.4m (including blouse piece)
• Blouse design: Plain green with a narrow pink border
• Width: 1.2m
• Weight: ~590g
• Tassels: Yes
• Falls & Pico: No
• Care: Dry clean only

Styling Tips:

• Pair with a contrast pink or gold blouse to highlight the pallu’s tones
• Add delicate kundan or pearl jewellery for a subtle yet festive look
• Drape it in a classic Bengali style or a relaxed pallu-over-shoulder drape for a contemporary vibe
• Finish with soft curls, nude makeup, and a bindi for effortless sophistication

Why is Matka Silk considered sustainable and a cruelty-free choice?

Matka silk is made from pierced or already-emerged cocoons (where the moth has flown out), which means the silk thread is shorter and has a more textured, matte finish. This method makes Matka silk a more ethical and cruelty-free alternative to traditional mulberry silk, where the worm is typically boiled inside the cocoon to extract long, continuous threads.

Because of this, Matka silk is often classified as a peace silk or Ahimsa silk variant, though the term “Ahimsa silk” is usually more strictly reserved for silk where no harm at all comes to the worm, including its natural lifecycle.