1. Fabric:

Made from fine tissue fabric—lightweight, sheer, and slightly glossy.

Offers a smooth drape and luxurious feel.

2. Color Scheme:

Classic cream or off-white base symbolizing purity and elegance.

Accented with a golden zari border and sometimes a golden pallu.

3. Design:

Plain body with no heavy motifs or patterns, keeping the look minimal and sophisticated.

Elegant and understated, highlighting the natural sheen of the fabric.

4. Zari Border:

Features a broad or narrow gold zari (Kasavu) border, a hallmark of traditional Kerala sarees.

Adds richness and festive charm without being overly ornate.

5. Cultural Significance:

Deeply rooted in Kerala tradition, often worn during Onam, Vishu, weddings, and temple ceremonies.

6. Versatility:

Suitable for both festive and formal occasions.

Can be styled up or down depending on the event.

7. Blouse Compatibility:

Can be paired with gold, maroon, green, red, or contrast blouses for a traditional look.

8. Comfortable Wear:

Lightweight and breathable, ideal for tropical climates.

Easy to manage compared to heavier silk sarees.

9. Minimalistic Elegance:

Perfect for those who prefer subtle glamour and timeless grace.

Best preserved through dry cleaning and careful storage to protect the delicate zari and fabric.8