Purple Handloom Tussar Pure Silk Saree With Blouse Piece

Purple Handloom Tussar Pure Silk Saree With Blouse PieceTussar silk, also known as Kosa silk, is derived from the silk produced by the larvae of several species of silk moths, primarily the Antheraea mylitta moth, which is native to India. The term Kosa is derived from the Sanskrit word Kosha, which means cocoon. Tussar silk was highly valued for its natural sheen, texture, and durability. The weaving flourished in various regions of India, including Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Odisha. Each region

The double ikat weaving technique involves dyeing both the warp and weft threads before weaving

garad sarees are starched heavily for the authentic look of the weave and does not come with blouse piece

The best part of this saree is its jm

including butis

a traditional art form of embroidered quilt

Originating from West Bengal

tissue feature a natural metallic sheen adding a radiance to the weave

Originally chiffons were crafted purely from fine silk threads and used the technique of puckering and twisting that adds the texture we enjoy in the weave of chiffon

the border and throughout the pallu

Tanchoi Banarasi sarees combine the elegance of Banarasi silk with the intricate weaving technique of Tanchoi

These sarees use Kuttu technique which is used to attach the silk border and pallu to the cotton body in Gadwal

primarily the Antheraea mylitta moth