Green blouse design

About green blouse design

Green (hara) is a lucky, festive colour in many Indian homes. Green clothes and bangles are worn in Shravan and for Hariyali Teej, and green is a common choice for mehndi functions. Bottle green and emerald look rich in silk and velvet, parrot green is bright and young, mehndi green suits day functions, and teal sits between green and blue. Darker greens suit almost every skin tone and carry gold zari well, which makes a green blouse a useful contrast for many silk sarees.

Tips for green blouse design

• Parrot green is bright, so keep its work small, like a thin gold border, or the blouse can look loud.
• A teal blouse looks modern with peach, mustard, rust, gold and cream sarees, because these warm shades balance the cool blue-green.
• Bottle green velvet or silk with gold zari is a safe winter wedding choice and goes well with gold jewellery.
• If the saree has a green border, match the blouse to the border shade, not the body. Take the saree with you when buying blouse cloth.

Questions people ask

Which saree colours match a green blouse?

Pink, red, yellow, mustard, orange, maroon, gold and cream sarees pair well. Green with pink is a well-loved Paithani and Kanjivaram pairing.

Which green blouse is good for Shravan or Teej?

A green silk or cotton blouse with gota, mirror or zari work suits both. Wear it with green bangles and a green, pink or yellow saree.

Is teal the same as green?

No, teal is a blue-green shade between green and blue. It is grouped with green on this site because it pairs with similar sarees.