Sushobha – సుశోభ | Lime Olive Narayanpet Cotton Saree Floral Border
A fresh lime olive shade paired with a green floral border gives this Narayanpet cotton saree a distinctive ethnic look. The simple striped pallu adds a neat finishing touch, while the 120 thread count mercerised cotton feels super soft against the skin.
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Sushobha stands out with its lime olive body and matching green contrast border, bringing a fresh colour combination to ethnic cotton wear. The floral border adds detail without taking away from the simplicity of the plain body, while the striped pallu gives the saree a clean, traditional finish.
Made from 120 thread count mercerised cotton, this Narayanpet cotton saree offers a super-soft feel and an easy drape. Its earthy green tones work well for office wear, everyday ethnic styling and relaxed family gatherings. Pair it with a matching green blouse for a coordinated look or choose a contrast blouse to add your own style. A running blouse is included with the saree.
Fabric: Mercerised Cotton
Colour: Lime Olive
Design: Plain body
Border: Green floral design border
Pallu: Simple striped design
Thread Count: 120
Texture: Super soft
Material Quality: Premium-quality mercerised cotton
Fibre: Cotton
Blouse: Running blouse included
Craft: Handcrafted product
Authenticity: Authentic and original product
Wash: Normal wash
Wash Care: Gentle cold-water hand wash separately; use mild liquid detergent; avoid direct sunlight to help maintain the saree's colour and quality.
Colour: Lime Olive
Design: Plain body
Border: Green floral design border
Pallu: Simple striped design
Thread Count: 120
Texture: Super soft
Material Quality: Premium-quality mercerised cotton
Fibre: Cotton
Blouse: Running blouse included
Craft: Handcrafted product
Authenticity: Authentic and original product
Wash: Normal wash
Wash Care: Gentle cold-water hand wash separately; use mild liquid detergent; avoid direct sunlight to help maintain the saree's colour and quality.
