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I would keep the rest of the look simple and build the rest of the outfit around its colour story without making the styling feel overly busy. I noticed the leheriya detailing on the saree when the main and supporting elements are viewed together. The the balance between colour and pattern adds enough variation to keep the look engaging without making the overall styling look forced.
The supporting elements make more sense alongside the coordination between the main piece and its accompanying elements and the complete look remains visually connected. The element that feels most distinctive is the overall combination of the listed pieces from the way the pieces are presented. For an occasion, I would build a complete festive look around the listed pieces without making the styling feel overly busy.
I'd be happy to let the coordinated pieces speak for themselves since the product already has a clear visual identity. The part that stands out to me is the leheriya detailing on the saree as shown in the product details. The the balance between colour and pattern works as a useful link between the visible pieces and the result stays easy to understand at a glance.
I can see the appeal in the leheriya detailing on the saree across the pieces included. One reason the design feels complete is the coordination between the main piece and its accompanying elements while the accompanying element adds rather than distracts. I would let the outfit itself style it in a way that leaves the main garment visible without taking attention away from the main garment.
The the way the the colour palette tone carries through the design gives the outfit a clear point of interest without overwhelming the main garment. The detail that gives it character is the way the the colour palette tone carries through the design when the full set is considered. I would probably save it for a festive or family occasion and let the individual pieces work together.
The the coordination between the main piece and its accompanying elements makes the combination easier to recognise without overwhelming the main garment. I would choose this when I want to choose it when I want a more expressive ethnic look and let the individual pieces work together.
