The pattern comes with the fabric
Reclaimed sari fabric already has a colour palette, pattern and border. Those details are part of the textile before it becomes a kimono, rather than a print designed specifically for the finished garment.
Look at Desert Gold from the front and back to see how the border reads across the shape. The alternative photographs are especially useful for details that are not visible in the first image.
Silk and mixed silk are different labels
The collection distinguishes 100% silk from mixed silk. Mixed silk should not be assumed to have the same fibre composition as pure silk, and an exact blend should not be guessed from a photograph.
If fibre content is important to your choice, use the material listed on the product page and check the garment label before deciding how to clean it.
Look closely before choosing
Compare the full garment photograph with closer views. Look at the collar, sleeve edges and hem, not just the largest area of colour.
Reclaimed textiles can have variation. If you want to understand a particular mark or detail, ask about that area before purchasing rather than assuming it is a flaw or a deliberate finish.
