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Design & AestheticsThe saree uses geometric patterns in the Ikkat style—that is, designs where the pattern has that characteristic feathered edge (because in true ikkat the threads are dyed before weaving). But since this is “printed ikkat,” the look is replicated via printing/digital process rather than weaving.Digital printing allows for sharp lines and precise repeated motifs.Red & white gives a crisp, striking visual contrast—fresh, festive, yet usable casually. The red adds warmth and traditional feel; white keeps it elegant.Accessories: Silver jewellery (oxidised) or temple jewellery complements red-white well. Alternatively, minimal gold if you want a more festive look.Footwear: Juttis, kolhapuris in red or neutral beige/white.Occasion: Suited for casual outings, festivals, pujas, day-time events. With the right accessories, could also work for semi-formal gatherings.Drape suggestion: Full pleats to display the geometric pattern; a pallu with heavier print looks good spread across shoulders.