Ladies Sarees #4551474

Magentaand black bagh Maheshwari handloom handblock printtraditional saree, has azariborder
BlousePiece.
The model is wearing a blouse from our stylists collection, see the image for a mock-up of what the actual blouse would look like.
Disclaimer:Characteristic imperfections associated with hand block printing may be observed, and colours may fade or bleed due to the traditional dyeing and printing process employed.

Navy Blueand golden chanderiwoven design saree, has azari border BlousePiece.
The model is wearing a blouse from our stylists collection, see the image for a mock-up of what the actual blouse would look like.

Pinkmaheshwarisolidsaree, has azariborderBlousePiece.
The model is wearing a blouse from our stylists collection, see the image for a mock-up of what the actual blouse would look like.

Bhagalpuri Silk sarees, otherwise known as Tussar Silk, is a unique style of saree from Bhagalpur. Well known for its sericulture which has been around for more than a hundred years, the Bhagalpuri Tussar sarees are exclusively made from the silk reared over there. Designs used are primarily traditional ones of geometric patterns with a few abstract floral designs. A lot of work is usually focused on the designs in the borders as well, along with the bright and cheery color scheme, usually inspired by Madhubhani style of painting. It would be ideal to wear these sarees for formal occasions such as business meetings, office parties etc.

The creativity of handloom weavers of eastern India is unparalleled in the form of the revolutionary Ghicha silk that is actually a by-product of Tussar silk. Produced in eastern states of India like Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Bihar, the yarns of Ghicha are obtained from the cocoons of Tussar that cannot have the silk yarns reeled naturally. These cocoons get ruptured and the silk is then reeled manually. This is the reason why Ghicha yarns are short and the sarees made from them have uneven and slubby texture, giving them a raw sense of appeal. Characterized by the same moisture and air permeability properties of cotton but with a lustrous sheen like silk, these sarees are comfortable to wear and easy to maintain. Ghicha sarees bring in a beautiful and rustic charm to a womans wardrobe when added to her collection.

Matka Silk is a rough handloom silk fabric made from the waste Mulberry Silk (Bombyx Mori) without removing its gum (sericin) part. It is largely obtained from the states of Karnataka and Kashmir but its spinning is done in the Malda and Murshidabad districts in West Bengal. Sujapur village in West Bengal, Islampur village in Bangladesh and Dariapur village in Gujarat are the hubs of matka silk spinning. Artisans in Bhagalpur go a step ahead and use their Neelam 60 Lea Count linen in the weft with this matka silk fabric in the warp for a beautiful new fabric which is born: silk linen.