Choco La | Shibori Modal Silk Saree

Experience the modern elegance of Japanese textile art with our Choco La Shibori Modal Silk Saree. Shibori is an ancient resist-dyeing technique where fabric is systematically folded, pleated, bound, or clamped before immersion in dye baths. When opened, the bound sections reveal organic white linear patterns against a deep chocolate brown background.

Set against a premium modal silk base, the fluid Shibori waves create a lengthening visual silhouette across the body. The modal silk fabric offers a soft touch, high breathability, and a subtle sheen, making this saree a sophisticated choice for gallery visits, intimate dinner parties, and formal evening wear.

Key Features & Highlights

• Artisanal Shibori Art: Hand-folded and resist-dyed by skilled textile artisans.
• Earthy Color Tones: Deep chocolate brown (Choco La) base paired with crisp white dye resists.
• Butter-Soft Texture: Modal silk blend ensures lightweight, body-hugging comfort.
• Effortless Pleating: Non-slippery fabric holds pleats neatly throughout the day.
• Included Blouse Piece: Includes an unstitched 0.8m running modal silk blouse piece.

Product Specifications

• Saree Length: 5.5 meters
• Blouse Piece: 0.8 meters (Unstitched running modal silk fabric)
• Fabric Base: Pure Modal Silk
• Primary Color: Chocolate Brown with White Shibori resists
• Craft Technique: Shibori (Fold & Clamp Resist Dyeing)
• Occasion: Dinner Parties, Formal Gatherings, Cultural Events, Workwear
• Country of Origin: Handcrafted in India

Complete Styling & Draping Guide

• Jewelry Pairing: Style with contemporary silver jewelry, geometric earrings, or raw stone accessories.
• Blouse Options: Wear with the provided matching brown blouse piece, or pair with a cream, beige, or sleeveless metallic top.
• Draping Style: Looks sleek draped over the shoulder in an open pallu style to showcase the full Shibori pattern design.

Care & Preservation Instructions

• Dry clean only to maintain sharp contrast between white resist patterns and brown background.
• Store flat wrapped in a cotton or muslin wrap.
• Iron on low silk heat settings on the reverse side of the fabric.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Shibori and Bandhani tie-dye?

While both are resist-dye techniques, Bandhani uses hand-tied threads to create small circular dot patterns. Shibori involves folding, pleating, twisting, or clamping fabric with wooden blocks to produce continuous lines, grids, and geometric wave formations.

Is this saree comfortable to wear in warm weather?

Yes, modal silk is highly breathable and moisture-absorbent, making this saree comfortable in warm weather and humid climates.

Length: 6.3 meters; Width: 45 inches

Blouse piece: Yes; Fabric: Modal silk

Craft: Shibori

Wash care: Dry clean only

Disclaimer: 

1. Please note this product is handcrafted by Indian artisans with environment friendly dyes. There might be slight irregularities and unevenness in color and prints which make it an exquisite piece, proclaiming it to be completely handmade.

2. The colors seen in the image may slightly vary from the actual product due to different computer screen resolutions and displays.