Editor's Note
This Mint Candy Swirl Organza Saree Is Embellished With Embroidered Border With A Complimenting Gota Patti Detailed Pallu. It Comes With A Embroidered Scalloped Neck Blouse Piece In Raw Silk.
Note: Sari Comes With Unstitched Blouse Piece Of 1.5 Meter
- Fabric: Viscose Organza, Blouse- Raw Silk
- Color: Mint Green
- Care: Strictly Dry Clean Only For Digitally Printed Garments & Non-petroleum Dry Clean For Hand-printed Garments.
About the Designer
Masaba Gupta, an Indo-Caribbean fashion designer started her eponymous label, House of Masaba in 2009 after graduating from SNDT Women’s University. An icon for fashion aspirants of this generation, the 31-year-old designer is credited for transforming the face of the fashion industry ever since her promising debut at the Lakme Fashion Week at the age of 19. With decade long experience, designer Masaba Gupta is revered globally as the ‘Queen of Prints’ and has also won the spot on the Forbes 30 under 30 list in the year 2017. Manifesting her roots of vivid cultural identity inherited from mother Neena Gupta, an Indian actress and her father, Sir Viv Richards, a West Indies Cricketer, Masaba Gupta is distinguished for mastering the fusion trend. Notably, House of Masaba, her homegrown, India proud label with a Caribbean heart blends two varied cultures and thoughts to transform everyday mundane items into unconventional motifs and prints.
Editor's Note
This Mint Candy Swirl Organza Saree Is Embellished With Embroidered Border With A Complimenting Gota Patti Detailed Pallu. It Comes With A Embroidered Scalloped Neck Blouse Piece In Raw Silk.
Note: Sari Comes With Unstitched Blouse Piece Of 1.5 Meter
- Fabric: Viscose Organza, Blouse- Raw Silk
- Color: Mint Green
- Care: Strictly Dry Clean Only For Digitally Printed Garments & Non-petroleum Dry Clean For Hand-printed Garments.
About the Designer
Masaba Gupta, an Indo-Caribbean fashion designer started her eponymous label, House of Masaba in 2009 after graduating from SNDT Women’s University. An icon for fashion aspirants of this generation, the 31-year-old designer is credited for transforming the face of the fashion industry ever since her promising debut at the Lakme Fashion Week at the age of 19. With decade long experience, designer Masaba Gupta is revered globally as the ‘Queen of Prints’ and has also won the spot on the Forbes 30 under 30 list in the year 2017. Manifesting her roots of vivid cultural identity inherited from mother Neena Gupta, an Indian actress and her father, Sir Viv Richards, a West Indies Cricketer, Masaba Gupta is distinguished for mastering the fusion trend. Notably, House of Masaba, her homegrown, India proud label with a Caribbean heart blends two varied cultures and thoughts to transform everyday mundane items into unconventional motifs and prints.