Green Tishu Net Dress for Laddu Gopal Ji

The Green Tishu Net Dress moves away from cotton entirely: it’s built from a shimmery net fabric known as “tishu” or tissue net, printed with a self-tone floral pattern in darker green and cream, edged with a silver metallic scalloped lace and a ruffled net border, for a Krishna idol at home.

What’s Printed on the Green Tishu Net Dress

Small dark green and cream flowers repeat across the shimmery green net base in a self-tone pattern, meaning the print sits close in tone to the background fabric rather than contrasting sharply, giving it a subtler look than the bold bandhani prints used on our cotton lines and requiring closer inspection to fully appreciate the detail.

Tishu Net as a Fabric Choice for the Green Edition

Unlike the cotton dresses elsewhere in our catalog, this piece is Net rather than Cotton, listed under Casual rather than Summer as its Dress Type. Tishu net has a light shimmer and a slightly stiffer drape than plain cotton, which is part of why the pleats hold their shape a bit more crisply in photos.

The Silver Lace and Ruffled Edge

A band of silver metallic scalloped lace runs between the pleated center and the outer edge, finished with a ruffled trim in the same green tone rather than the solid satin borders used on our Jaipuri or heavy lace poshak lines. It’s the first piece in our recent batches to use silver lace instead of gold.

Sizing the Green Tishu Net Dress

This listing covers two idol sizes, 3-4 inches and 5-6 inches; a 7-8 inch option isn’t available here. Measure your idol carefully and specify the size when ordering, since the two cuts are genuinely different from each other.

Also Available in Purple

This same tishu net construction is also available in a purple colorway right now. The Purple Tishu Net Dress uses the identical silver lace and ruffled edge with a purple self-tone floral print instead of green.

What Arrives With the Green Edition

Small variation in exact print placement and lace trim positioning between individual pieces is normal for this kind of construction, not a defect. It ships pressed flat, wrapped in tissue, sealed in a poly pack, ready to dress your idol directly.

Washing the Green Tishu Net Dress

No separate Care attribute is listed for this listing, so there’s no official wash instruction we can point to here. Given the net fabric and metallic lace trim, gentle spot-cleaning only is the safer approach rather than a full wash at home, and it’s worth avoiding a wringing motion that could snag the delicate net weave.

FAQ: Green Tishu Net Dress

What idol sizes does this fit? 3-4 inches and 5-6 inches only.

Is this the same fabric as your cotton dress lines? No, this piece is Net rather than Cotton, with a lighter shimmer and stiffer drape.

Can this be machine washed? No separate Care instructions are listed, so gentle spot-cleaning is the safer choice given the net fabric and lace.

Storing the Green Tishu Net Dress

Fold this piece flat rather than hanging it, and keep it away from anything that could snag the net fabric or the silver lace trim. A drawer or cloth pouch works better than an open shelf for storage between uses.

A Lighter, Everyday Alternative to Heavier Poshaks

Being listed as Casual rather than Summer or festival wear, the Green Tishu Net Dress tends to suit regular daily rotation better than our heavier lace poshak pieces, without losing the shimmer that makes it feel a step up from plain printed cotton, even on an otherwise ordinary weekday.

Shop the Green Tishu Net Dress at Brijya, or see the purple edition of the same shimmery net construction.