Tissue Set Saree | Gulbhahar | Prime Members only

Bridal Elegance

For your big day, a tissue set saree with intricate gold work and zari borders is an excellent choice. Opt for shades like ruby red or emerald green to make a bold statement at your wedding ceremony. To complete the look, pair it with a Gold Jewellery Necklace and drape the saree in a traditional style that enhances its grandeur.

Diwali Celebrations

Diwali is the perfect time to wear a tissue set saree adorned with festive gold thread work. Choose jewel tones like sapphire blue or emerald green for an elegant touch. A Solid Saree With Border in a contrasting colour can also be stunning, especially when paired with vibrant dupattas and traditional footwear.

Casual Comfort

A tissue set saree is not just for formal events; it's perfect for everyday wear too. A pastel pink or baby blue shade pairs wonderfully with an off-shoulder top and simple gold jewellery. The light fabric makes it comfortable to wear, even on a hot summer day. Complete the look with a Potli Bag With Saree for a traditional yet chic finish.

Festive Wear

For festive occasions like Eid or Navratri, a tissue set saree in rich gold and red hues can make you stand out. This combination is timeless and elegant, perfect for religious ceremonies and community gatherings. To complement the look, choose a Patiala Dupatta with mirror work to add some sparkle.

Office Chic

A tissue set saree is also ideal for professional settings when paired with the right accessories and top. A solid pink or royal blue saree looks sophisticated and elegant in a corporate environment. Drape it with a simple blouse, and pair it with gold stud earrings and a dainty chain necklace. This combination keeps you looking put-together without being too flashy.

Wedding Guest Style

As a wedding guest, a tissue set saree can help you blend in while still standing out subtly. A soft blush or ivory shade is universally flattering and elegant. Match the saree with a Navdurga Saree style blouse to add some variety to your look, and complement it with classic gold bangles and a pair of stud earrings for a refined finish.

The tissue set saree at Gulbhahar is a symbol to centuries-old art passed down through generations. Each saree is exactly crafted by skilled makers who've honed their skills over decades, ensuring every stitch carries the weight of tradition and love for their art.

Our tissue set sarees embody the rich artisan gift of India. From the fragile embroidery to the light weaving, each angle is a nod to our ancestral art. The point out? The pride in every artisan's eyes as they create these masterpieces.

From Diwali to Dussehra, Eid to Christmas, a tissue set saree is always the perfect choice. Its bright colors and refined design make it an ideal pick for family gatherings, religious ceremonies, or just to brighten up a regular day.

Our tissue set sarees are detailed with classic motifs like the 'chakra', symbolizing growth and evolution; the 'lotus', presenting purity and grace; and the 'peacock', expressing joy and beauty. These aren't just patterns; they're stories woven into fabric.

A tissue set saree is the of feminine grace. Its light, flowing fabric allows for easy draping, focuses on a woman's curves while maintaining modesty. It's not just about looking good; it's about feeling confident and stylish.

Our tissue set sarees embody the rich cultural values of India. The 'value' lies in its ability to unite generations through shared roots ('Customary value'), while its bright hues signify joy and prosperity, making it a symbol of celebration and togetherness ('Cultural part').

A tissue set saree is more than just an outfit; it's a tradition that binds generations. From grandmothers to granddaughters, each woman adds her own charm to this enduring dress, making it a family heirloom that's treasured and passed down.

Our tissue set sarees draw inspiration from different Indian regions. The 'bandhini' techniques from Gujarat, the light embroidery of Rajasthan, and the bright hues of Kerala all find a place in our sarees, celebrating the diversity and authenticity of Indian culture.