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The main body of the saree is a vibrant, bright grass-green or lime-green colour. The fabric has the characteristic soft texture and slightly coarse finish of handloom cotton, suggesting it is a lightweight and breathable drape, ideal for warm weather.The most striking feature is the intricate woven geometric pattern on the pallu (the decorative end-piece draped over the shoulder).The design consists of alternating thick bands of different motifs.The primary colours of the woven design are white (or off-white) and a deep red or maroon.The patterns include rows of small, precise checks, bold stripes, and what looks like stylised diamond or temple patterns, which are typical of many South Indian or Bengali cotton weaves (like Tant or Mangalgiri).The border of the saree seems to be a contrasting colour, most noticeably a narrow line of red followed by a slightly wider band of the white/off-white colour, running along the edges. The contrast creates a sharp, traditional finish.The saree exudes a classic, ethnic, and comfortable elegance. It's a perfect choice for casual daywear, cultural events, or traditional ceremonies.