House of Rawey
Taru – Tangerine Orange Hand Block Printed Mulmul Cotton Saree
Taru – Tangerine Orange Hand Block Printed Mulmul Cotton Saree
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Taru, meaning tree in Sanskrit, celebrates nature’s quiet abundance through a joyful palette and intricate handwork. Drenched in a radiant tangerine orange hue, this saree is adorned with white hand block prints of floral vines, geometric borders, and leafy sprigs — bringing to life the rhythm of Indian forests and folk traditions.
Crafted from ultra-soft Mulmul cotton, this saree is a perfect blend of airy comfort and vibrant elegance. The earthy orange paired with artisan-printed white makes Taru a standout choice for daytime gatherings, festive brunches, or workdays when you want to carry tradition with flair.
Designed to be fluid, flattering, and featherlight, this saree becomes a second skin — allowing you to move, breathe, and shine with ease. A symbol of craft revival and joyful femininity, Taru is for the woman who leads with warmth, strength, and soul.
Product Details
Product Details
- Fabric: 100% Pure Mulmul Cotton
- Color Palette: Tangerine Orange base with White Hand Block Print
- Technique: Traditional Wooden Block Printing by Skilled Artisans
- Craftsmanship: Hand-finished edges and artisan-curated motifs
- Length: 5.5 meters saree + 0.9 meters blouse piece (Unstitched)
- Feel: Soft, flowy, and breathable
- Occasion: Festive daywear, office gatherings, lunches, summer events
Style Tips
Style Tips
- Pair with a white sleeveless or embroidered blouse
- Add silver or pearl jewelry for a light, fresh vibe
- Opt for tan sandals or kolhapuris for comfort
- Keep hair natural or in a braid; finish with peachy makeup
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
- Dry Clean Recommended: To maintain the vibrancy of the hand block prints and the softness of the fabric, we recommend dry cleaning.
- Gentle Hand Wash (only if needed): Use cold water and mild, natural detergents. Avoid soaking the saree for long.
- Do Not Bleach: Harsh chemicals can damage the natural fibers and delicate prints.
- Dry in Shade: Always dry your saree in the shade to preserve its color and avoid fabric weakening.
- Iron on Low Heat: Use a warm iron on the reverse side if needed. Avoid direct heat on the printed areas.
Handle with love to preserve the artistry and cherish this piece for years to come.
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A saree that feels like second skin and carries the stories of timeless craftsmanship
Welcome to effortless luxury. House of Rawey — Keeping the legacy of Indian handlooms alive, one elegant drape at a time.
Why You'll Love It
- Vibrant tangerine hue that instantly uplifts your look
- Subtle white traditional prints for a graceful touch
- Feather-light mulmul fabric for all-day wear
- Perfect for brunches, casual days, or easy festive styling