Madhubani Silkmark Gicha Tussar Silk Bold Red Saree

What is the main motif on the pallu?

A large circular medallion made of rings of painted peacocks, in blue, green, cream and black against the red. It fills the pallu and is the showpiece of the saree, painted by hand in the Madhubani style with bold lines and vibrant colours.

How does the red balance the artwork?

The red body is left mostly plain apart from a few small painted roundels, so the mandala pallu and the painted border stand out clearly. The earthy red also suits the warm, natural tones of Madhubani colours.

What jewellery would you pair with it?

Gold, Kundan or temple jewellery suits the festive red and the circular motif. For a dinner, a single statement necklace with small studs keeps the focus on the mandala pallu, which is the real showpiece here.

What does Silkmark certification mean here?

It confirms the fabric is genuine natural silk, under the Silk Mark Organisation of India. The base is Ghicha Tussar, a handwoven silk spun from leftover tussar fibres, known for its rich texture, durability and slightly irregular appearance.

Is the blouse piece stitched?

No. It comes unstitched, in the pallu colour, attached to the saree length of about 6.3 to 6.4 metres. Your tailor can cut it off and make it to your measurements and preferred neckline.