However ultra modern an Indian woman might become her craze for colour and sarees never dies. Saree is a part of Indian woman's feminine instincts. Amongst many desirable fabrics like silk, georgette and others cotton holds the top place. India being a tropical country and saree being the queen of Indian wear; it is natural to expect a good cotton saree with splendid work. This deep olive brown saree has an aura of warmth in it. The deep olive brown is sober and the saree in total is fit for all ages including teens and senior citizens.
The border of the saree has a thin strip of gota patch that is woven with reshams. The body and the pallu of the saree have geometric designs that are appropriately sized and placed. The border design is very innovative with red, brown and pale violet tartan patterns. A combination of three coloured checks in the border makes the saree unique and valuable. The body of the saree is in olive brown colour and has moderately placed red and pale violet geometric designs. The red geometric designs include long curvy strokes that move from one end of the saree to other. There are also red polka dots found in the saree. These polka dots are slightly larger than medium size. They harmonize very well with the olive brown colour of the saree.
The pallu of the saree has small pale violet curves and hollow circles along with the red polka dots and curved strokes that were previously found in the body of the saree. The saree is very comfortable to drape and flows with ease from the waist. The sober brown colour and the texture of the saree make it the right choice for home wear or for tea time meeting with friends. The saree would also be apt to be worn to office by the modern Indian woman who loves to cherish her roots.