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Golden and Pure Tissue Silk Sarees with Gota Patti, Handcrafted in Jaipur
House of Baisa's tissue silk sarees are woven with metallic zari, so the fabric glows before a single stitch is added. We finish them by hand in Jaipur with Gota Patti jaal, Lappa and Lumpi Gota borders, sequins, and pearls. Choose a golden tissue saree for the wedding evening, or ivory and rose gold for pujas and day functions.
A tissue saree is woven with metallic zari threads running through the fabric, usually through the weft. That metallic yarn gives tissue its signature glow: the fabric shimmers by itself, without needing embroidery to catch the light. Tissue is thin and slightly see-through, light on the body, and crisp enough to hold neat pleats.
When the base yarn is silk, it's called tissue silk or pure tissue. Silk gives a softer hand and a richer, warmer sheen. Tissue made on a polyester base with plastic-film metallic yarn looks similar in photos but feels stiff and scratchy, and the shine can look glittery rather than rich.
Tissue started as a trousseau fabric, kept for the most important day of a wedding. Today it's one of the most-worn saree fabrics for receptions, engagements, Diwali and family pujas, because it looks festive with very little work on it.
The golden tissue saree is the one most people picture: gold zari through the whole weave, so the saree reads as gold from across the room. It suits almost every skin tone and every Indian wedding colour palette, and it pairs with any blouse colour, from deep red to emerald.
Our two golden tissue sarees sit at opposite ends. The Ratri Golden Tissue Silk Saree is pure tissue silk covered in a jaal of pure copper Gota Patti: a full statement saree. The Sona Golden Tissue Saree keeps the gold body clean and adds Lappa detailing on the border, so it works for more occasions and with heavier blouses.
Tissue already shines, so the handwork has to be placed with restraint. Too much and the saree looks busy. Our Jaipur artisans use Gota Patti, the metallic ribbon that is folded into leaves and flowers and hand-applied to the fabric piece by piece. On tissue they use it in a few specific ways:
On pieces like the Ratri and the Kalindi we use pure copper Gota, which keeps a warm, soft shine that suits tissue's own glow. Plastic Gota tends to look harsh next to metallic fabric and dulls with time. Each product page names the Gota used.
Pure tissue silk covered in a jaal of hand-applied copper Gota Patti. The most regal style in the collection, made for receptions and wedding evenings. Shop now: Ratri Golden Tissue Silk Saree.
Sequins, katdana, pearls, and Dabka placed by hand for evening sparkle, or handmade Gota Patti on the pallu. Shop now: Sohani Green Tissue Saree, Sundari Hand Embroidered Tissue Saree.
A clean tissue body with a Lappa or Lumpi Gota border. Easy to style, easy to wear again, and the best place to start if this is your first tissue saree. Shop now: Sona Golden Tissue Saree, Ishqiya Rose Gold Tissue Saree.
Already have a saree? A tissue Aangi adds the same glow to any plain saree or lehenga. The Milap Aangi Blouse is pure tissue with Gota motifs on the sleeves, and the Soundrya Pink Tissue Satin Aangi is a softer tissue satin. See all Aangi Blouses.
Organza is sheer and crisp with a soft sheen. Tissue is woven with metallic zari running through the silk, so the fabric itself shimmers gold or silver. Choose organza when you want the Gota work and the blouse to be the hero, and for day functions. Choose tissue when you want the fabric to glow on its own, especially for evening events. Compare both in our Tissue Silk Sarees collection, or read our Organza vs Tissue Silk Saree guide.
Every tissue saree here is finished by hand in Jaipur, and each product page names the fabric and the Gota used, so you know exactly what you're paying for. Sarees range from ₹6,999 to ₹14,999, and complete tissue Aangi saree sets from ₹22,998.
We ship across India and worldwide, and partial payment is available at checkout. Not sure how a gold will look on you, or which Aangi to pair? Message us on WhatsApp before you order and we'll send real photos of the piece.
Dry clean only. Never wring or machine wash: the metallic yarn can break. Iron on the reverse at the lowest setting with a cotton cloth in between, and never press directly on Gota or sequins. Store it folded in a muslin cloth with a silica sachet to keep damp away, and don't spray perfume directly on the zari, which can tarnish it.
A saree woven with metallic zari threads through the fabric, so it shimmers on its own. It's light, slightly sheer and crisp.
A tissue saree woven with gold zari, the most classic tissue colour. See the Ratri Golden and Sona Golden.
No. They're different weaves. Tissue organza is organza with some metallic yarn added.
Yes, especially for receptions, engagements and pujas, where its shimmer stands out.
A satin or crape Aangi blouse with copper Gota sleeves. It complements tissue without competing with its shine.
Dry clean only. Never wring or machine wash.
Tissue woven on a silk base. It has a softer hand and a richer sheen than tissue made on polyester.
Tissue has metallic zari in the weave and shimmers on its own. Organza is sheer and crisp with a soft sheen and no metallic yarn. Tissue suits evenings; organza suits day functions.
No. Tissue is one of the lightest festive fabrics. Most of the weight comes from the border and the handwork.
Most tissue sarees include an unstitched blouse piece; the product page confirms it. Our tissue saree sets come with a finished Aangi blouse.
Pure copper Gota keeps its colour far longer than plastic Gota. Keep the saree away from damp and perfume, and store it in muslin.
Yes, we ship worldwide. Delivery time is shown on each product page.
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