Silkmark Tussar Radiant Madhubani Mustard & Beige Saree

What does the pallu show?

The beige pallu is printed densely with bands of village scenes, houses, figures and medallions in red, black and blue. The mustard body stays quiet with tiny scattered butis, and a mustard border with a beige printed strip finishes the edge.

Which blouse colours suit mustard and beige?

Deep contrasts work best with a warm palette: maroon, rust, bottle green or navy blouses all stand out. The attached pallu-coloured blouse keeps it tonal. Antique gold jewellery complements mustard and beige naturally.

Is this saree versatile enough for work and festivals?

Yes. Festivals come first: the mustard with a busy multicolour pallu suits festive events and temple visits. It also works for office parties and kitty lunches, and the quiet mustard body keeps it easy to wear to the office.

Why does the Silkmark matter on a tussar saree?

Silkmark is run by the Silk Mark Organisation of India, and the certification confirms the authenticity and purity of the tussar silk. So the base fabric is verified pure tussar, prized for its rich texture and natural sheen, and what you pay for is the real fibre.

Is it a digital print made to look handmade?

No. It is a hand block print: carved wooden blocks stamped onto the fabric by hand. A digital print is perfectly uniform; hand block printing leaves small, honest variations in colour depth and alignment that you can see when you look closely. Those variations are part of what you are buying.

How do I look after the print?

Dry clean only and avoid home washing. Store it in its own bag in a dry place away from windows, air it in the shade rather than direct sun, and change the folds regularly so the printed pallu does not crease along the same lines.