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Bonoful

Premium ivory-base Bengal linen cotton tissue saree with all-over resham embroidery and a multi-colour bonoful design. Blouse piece included.

₹3,800

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In stock · SKU PRD-BONOFUL-TEALRUST

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A note from the curators

This is a daytime saree with evening presence — wear it to a wedding lunch or a gallery evening with pearls, or just one heavy gold bangle. Nothing more.

- Tiasha & Manisha

Fabric
Bengal linen cotton tissue
Weave
Linen tissue with gold selvedge
Craft
All-over resham embroidery with multi-colour bonoful design and white thread vine work
Origin
Bengal
Colour
Ivory
Occasion
Wedding lunch, daytime ceremony, festive evening
Blouse piece
Included
quality
Higher quality, premium item
blouse_piece
Blouse piece included
embroidery
All-over resham embroidery, multi-colour bonoful design
finish
Gold tissue selvedge with hand-knotted tassel edge
Wash care
Dry clean only. Do not wring. Store folded in muslin; keep the embroidery face inward.
Styling
Linen tissue holds a crisp pleat — starch lightly if you want the achal to stand. Let the tassel edge show.
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The flowering

The flowering

Resham bunches scattered across the ivory body — each colourway a different garden.

White on ivory

White on ivory

Fine white thread vine runs the borders and achal, holding the colour work in place.