The term for the saree in English is a "Mint Green Hand Block Print Modal Silk Saree with a Printed Blouse". It can also be referred to by its traditional name, the "Ajrakh Vanaspati Modal Silk Saree".

This exquisite piece is a blend of luxurious fabric and traditional artistry:

Fabric: The saree is crafted from pure modal silk, a high-quality, plant-based fiber (from beechwood pulp) known for its exceptional softness, breathability, and a fluid drape with a natural sheen that rivals pure silk. This makes it comfortable for extended wear.

Color: The base color is a delicate and fresh mint green, a subtle and elegant shade.

Technique: It features the intricate 'Ajrakh' hand block printing technique, an ancient Indian craft that involves using hand-carved wooden blocks and a meticulous, multi-stage dyeing process that can take weeks to complete. The prints are often in contrasting colors like deep teal or green on the border.

Dyes: The "Vanaspati" name indicates the use of natural, eco-friendly vegetable dyes (such as indigo, madder root, or pomegranate peel), which are skin-friendly and sustainable.

Blouse: The saree includes a matching unstitched blouse piece, typically with a coordinating print, to complete the look.