Parinda Bagh Light Green Kota Silk Suit Set | Sariverse

Parinda Bagh Kota Silk Embroidered Suit Set with Kantha Handwork (Light Green)
The same still bird, the same unhurried garden, now in the colours of early morning mist. In light green, Parinda Bagh feels cooler and quieter, with the embroidery settling into the cloth like something you almost have to lean in to notice.

The fabric and the craft
The cloth is kota silk, recognisable by its fine square-check weave. It's light and slightly sheer, so the threadwork sits on the surface like a drawing. The kantha handwork is stitched in deep teal, with soft slate and grey-lilac tones filling the petals and the bird's feathers. Small sequin accents catch the light here and there. Up close, the stitching changes direction from leaf to bloom to wing, which is what handwork looks like when it isn't repeated by a machine.

How it wears
Light green is a gentle colour. It reads soft in daylight and deepens a little in the evening, and the teal threadwork adds depth without making the set loud. We think it suits long workdays, family lunches and festive evenings where you want to look put together without overdressing.

FAQs
What comes in the Parinda Bagh light green suit set?
The set has three pieces: an embroidered kota silk top fabric of 2.5 m with a V neckline and bird motifs, a plain cotton bottom fabric of 2.5 m in matching light green, and an embroidered kota dupatta of 2 m.

What is the embroidery on this suit?
The motifs are done with kantha handwork in deep teal and slate tones. They include a bird, flowers and leaves, with small sequin accents. The neckline carries a separate layered embroidered border.

Is the dupatta embroidered too?
Yes. The 2 m kota dupatta carries the same bird and garden embroidery as the top, so the set looks coordinated, and it has tassels at the ends.

• The top fabric (2.5 m): a V neckline finished with layered embroidery in deep teal, and a bird and floral motif running down the body.
• The bottom fabric (2.5 m): cotton in the same light green, plain and calm, so the embroidery stays the focus.
• The dupatta (2 m): kota with the same garden and bird motif, finished with tassels.
  
  

Prioritize dry clean for the first wash, then transition to gentle handwashing in cool water using a mild detergent and lay flat to dry.

• Color may slightly vary due to lighting and screen resolution.
• Minor variations in hand kantha work and detailing are natural characteristics of the craftsmanship.