Saree

Main Body Color: The dominant color of the saree’s body is a subtle, light pista green or mint green.
Border and Pallu: The saree features a prominent border and pallu (the decorative end draped over the shoulder) in a contrasting color.
The border is striking, primarily in a bright pink or magenta color.
The pink border is edged with a gold zari (metallic thread) band on both sides, giving it a rich look.
The pallu is a combination of the light green body color, the bright pink, and multiple vertical stripes of gold zari, indicating a traditional style of weaving.
Fabric and Texture: The fabric appears to be relatively lightweight, possibly a type of silk, silk blend, or cotton-silk, given its soft drape and slight sheen. The texture looks smooth.
Style: The style is traditional, likely a South Indian or classic Indian handloom saree, often associated with types like Kanjivaram (Kanchipuram), Arani, or similar silk/cotton sarees with contrasting borders and zari work.
Drape: The saree is draped in a classic, neat style with pleats tucked in the front and the pallu draped over the left shoulder.
In summary, it is an elegant, traditional light green saree with a vibrant pink and gold zari contrasting border and pallu.