Semi Tissue Zari Weaving Soft Silk Saree

Semi Tissue silk sarees are known for their fine, crisp, and almost translucent texture, often achieved by interweaving silk with metallic (zari) threads in the weft. A "semi-tissue" might imply a slightly less crisp or sheer texture than a full tissue silk, possibly due to a different weaving ratio of silk to zari or the use of a softer silk yarn. It could also refer to a blend or a silk that mimics the lightweight feel of tissue without being as transparent.

• Zari Weaving: This indicates that the saree incorporates metallic threads (zari) into its weave to create patterns, borders, and/or a rich pallu. The zari can be real (gold or silver), semi-real (copper-based with a gold/silver coating), tested (copper-based with minimal precious metal), or metallic (synthetic). Zari adds a touch of traditional opulence and enhances the saree's visual appeal.
• Soft Silk: This refers to a type of silk that is known for its smooth, lightweight, and easy-to-drape quality. Soft silks are comfortable to wear for extended periods and have a graceful fall. Popular soft silk varieties often come from regions like Bangalore.