Blood Red Saree

The sarees come in handloom silk, cotton-silk, and soft georgette. Each fabric shows the colour differently. In silk, the red appears full and dense, catching light with a muted glow. In cotton-silk, it softens slightly, showing more texture. Georgette versions keep it fluid and easy to drape. Borders range from fine zari edges to solid woven blacks or golds, depending on the weave.

This is the kind of colour that works across occasions a wedding, a festival, or an evening gathering. It doesn’t rely on heavy embellishment. The shade itself does most of the work. Many people at Mavuris choose blood red sarees because the tone looks distinct in natural light and changes slightly indoors, giving the fabric a layered appearance.

The sarees are made to hold their shape, not cling or wrinkle easily. Each piece is checked for colour stability and weave strength before it reaches the counter. That’s important with deeper tones  the red should stay strong even after repeated use.

The Mavuris Way of Keeping Red Real

Red sarees are common, but this shade carries something older in its character the kind often seen in traditional handlooms before dye lots became too bright. At Mavuris, the effort is to keep that balance. The colour remains intense but controlled, allowing the weave to show through.

Every blood red saree is chosen for its drape and weight. Some are light enough for daily wear, others meant for festive use. The idea is not to fix the saree to one occasion but to let it move between them. Pair it with black, beige, or gold it takes on a new tone each time.

This kind of saree doesn’t go out of use. Even after years, when the red softens slightly, it still holds its dignity. That’s what makes it dependable a saree that stays relevant no matter how much the trend around it changes.

FAQs

1. What fabrics are available in the blood red saree collection at Mavuris?
You’ll find handloom silk, cotton-silk, and georgette options, each with a different drape and finish.

2. Does the colour fade with washing?
No. The fabric is treated for colour fastness. Wash gently or dry clean to maintain the depth of red.

3. Are these sarees suitable for weddings or festive events?
Yes. The rich tone of blood red fits both formal and traditional settings.

4. How can the saree be styled?
It pairs well with black, beige, or gold blouses and both silver and gold jewellery.

5. Does Mavuris release new shades of red?
Yes. New batches come in through the year, each slightly different in tone and fabric weight, keeping the collection fresh but true to its original colour base.

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