TUSSAR MADHUBANI SUPER HIT PRINTED SAREE COLLECTIONS

A Tussar Madhubani saree is a hand-painted or hand-blocked saree made from Tussar silk, decorated with Madhubani (Mithila) art – a centuries-old painting style from Bihar.

It’s a perfect blend of:

• Raw elegance of Tussar silk

• Colorful, story-telling folk motifs of Madhubani art

• Feature	Description
  Texture	Coarse, crisp, and slightly stiff at first
  Sheen	Natural dull gold glow – very rich and earthy
  Origin	Mainly from Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh
  Feel	Lightweight and breathable – great for all seasons
  Eco-friendly	Often made from wild silkworms, natural process

   

• Origin: Mainly from Bihar, Jharkhand, and parts of West Bengal.

• Texture: Rich, slightly coarse, yet soft and breathable.

• Finish: Natural golden sheen.

• Ideal for: Festive wear, weddings, formal events, and ethnic occasions.

• Season: Great for warmer climates due to its breathable texture.

• • Origin: Mithila region of Bihar.

  • Style: Hand-painted or block-printed with natural dyes.

  • Themes:

    • Hindu deities (Ram-Sita, Krishna-Radha)

    • Nature (peacocks, fishes, flowers, sun, moon)

    • Geometric patterns and motifs

  • Colors: Bright, earthy tones – red, black, yellow, green, blue.

  🧵 3. Craftsmanship

  • Hand-painted version: Each saree can take days or even weeks to complete.

  • Block-printed version: Quicker, more affordable, but still artisanal.

  • • Natural Dyes: Made from turmeric, indigo, pomegranate, etc.

    🛍️ 4. What Makes It Special?

    • Fusion of luxurious silk and folk art

    • Each saree tells a story — it's wearable heritage.

    • Sustainable and handmade.

    • Perfect conversation starter at cultural or formal gatherings.

    📏 5. Common Sizes & Inclusions

    • Length: 5.5 to 6.5 meters.

    • Usually comes with a matching blouse piece (0.8–1 m).