Nagma Pink & Orange Jamdani Saree
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Delivery: Ships from Edison, New Jersey, USA. Dispatched in 2–5 business days; typical US delivery 3–5 business days.
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Playful pink and orange in breezy Jamdani weave. Light as air, bright as joy. Nagma means melody — this saree sings.
Highlights:
- Fabric: Jamdani
- Color: Orange
- Traditional saree — requires draping (not pre-stitched)
- One of a kind — when it's gone, it's gone
How to wear: This is a traditional unstitched saree. You'll wrap and pleat the fabric yourself. A petticoat and blouse are recommended for secure draping.
Details
Length: Standard saree length (approx. 5.5m / 6 yds); width approx. 46 in
Fabric: Soft blended cotton with Bengali Jamdani weave
Blouse: No blouse piece included
Finish: Fall and pico done
Design: Bright magenta pink with tangerine orange geometric motifs
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Shipping & Returns
Delivery: Ships from Edison, New Jersey, USA. Dispatched in 2–5 business days; typical US delivery 3–5 business days.
This piece ships directly from our brand partner. Free U.S. shipping on orders over $100.
Returns: Exchanges only — no returns. Unworn items with tags attached may be exchanged for an item of equal or higher value, or store credit.
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How to drape your saree
New to draping? Keep these basics beside you as you practice:
- Start with your blouse and underskirt (petticoat) on, and put your shoes on first — heel height changes where the hem falls.
- Take the plain end of the saree and tuck it into the underskirt at your right hip.
- Wrap the fabric once fully around you, keeping the bottom edge just skimming the floor, tucking as you go.
- With the fabric left in front, make 5 to 7 pleats, each about a hand's width, and tuck them in just left of your navel, pleats facing left.
- Bring the remaining fabric around your back and up under your right arm.
- Drape the decorative end (the pallu) over your left shoulder so it falls behind you, roughly a forearm's length.
- Pin the pallu to your blouse at the shoulder; add a second pin at the waist pleats for extra security.
- Fan the front pleats so they fall evenly, check the length in the mirror — and you're draped.
Steps adapted from “How to Drape a Saree Flawlessly,” a beginner draping tutorial by Sabi Savaran (@thesabiartistry).
