Kubera Pattu: This refers to a type of silk saree, often characterized by its intricate weaving patterns, sometimes incorporating motifs inspired by traditional Indian mythology or nature. They are typically made from pure silk and are considered luxurious.
Silver Zari: The shimmering, metallic threads visible in the design are silver zari. Zari work involves weaving metallic threads into the fabric to create elaborate patterns, adding a touch of grandeur and sparkle.
Green Body: The main color of the saree's body is a lovely shade of green. This green appears to have a subtle gradient or variation, moving from a brighter, possibly olive or moss green, to a slightly muted or silvery green towards the bottom part shown.
Pattern/Motifs: The green section features woven patterns, including what looks like a stylized floral motif (possibly a lotus or a similar traditional flower) and leafy or vine-like designs. These patterns are subtly contrasted against the green background, likely due to the weaving technique and possibly the use of different colored threads or a change in the weave density.
Border/Pallu :The silver zari is very prominent here, giving it a rich, almost antique metallic look.
