Silkmark Certified Banarasi Muga Tussar Raspberry Pink Saree

What does the raspberry pink look like?

It is a bright, saturated pink with a cool berry undertone, lifted by the natural sheen of Muga silk. The gold zari motifs and border show up strongly against it, so the saree has a clearly festive look even before you add jewellery.

What is the pallu like?

The pallu is a broad copper-gold zari brocade panel with a dense pattern, matched by the wide copper-gold border. The body carries small gold butis spaced across the pink, so the pallu reads as the heavier, richer end of the same design.

What blouse would go with it?

An attached blouse piece comes with the saree. If you want contrast, gold tissue keeps the focus on the zari, while emerald, peacock green or deep purple makes the pink look even brighter.

How do Muga and Tussar differ?

Tussar, also called Kosa, comes from the cocoons of wild silkworms. Muga, traditionally produced in Assam, is known for its natural golden colour and its durability. Here they come together in a Silkmark-certified saree, woven in the Banarasi brocade tradition and hand dyed.

Can I wash it at home?

No, dry clean only. The colour is hand dyed and the zari is delicate, so water and detergent are best avoided. Store it in a separate bag in a dry place and dry it in shade if it ever gets damp.