Your elegant Tanviya sarees deserve the finest care to preserve their sheen and durability. Keep these easy yet efficient washing and storing tips in mind to keep your sarees fresh and bright for a long time.

For Cotton Mulmul, Linen, and Kota Doriya Sarees:

• Prior to the initial wash, immerse the saree in cold water with a pinch of salt for 10-15 minutes. This avoids color bleeding during subsequent washes.
• Use normal water and mild detergent when handwashing.
• Do not wring the saree vigorously; rather, allow excess water to drain naturally.
• To keep the saree crisp, starching after washing is advisable.
• Dry in shade, not in direct sunlight, to maintain color brightness.
• Store in a well-ventilated area, away from humidity and direct sunlight exposure.

For Maheshwari Silk, Chanderi Silk, Modal Silk, Assam Silk, and Hand-Painted Organza Sarees:

• Clean only using dry cleaning to maintain fabric integrity and fine designs.
• For stain marks, gently dab using cold water—avoid rubbing or scrubbing.
• Avoid direct sunlight exposure for the sarees for a prolonged duration, as it might lead to fading.
• Wrap your silk sarees in breathable cotton or muslin cloth while storing.
• Don’t use plastic wraps, particularly for sarees containing zari or embroidery, as they can lead to oxidation and damage.
• Pack your silk sarees in saree bags and don’t fold them too much to avoid creases and fabric stress.

Your Tanviya sarees, with proper care, will be ageless treasures in your wardrobe. Happy draping!