Silkmark Ghicha Tussar Classy Beige & Purple Saree

What makes the pallu stand out?

The sand-beige body gives way to a bold purple-magenta pallu that fades in gradually, banded with gold stripes. The soft base makes the deep pallu look even stronger, so the saree reads calm through the pleats and vivid over the shoulder.

Are there tassels on the pallu?

Yes, the pallu is finished with tassels. They give the end a little weight and swing, and they show well if you wear the pallu open rather than pleated. Pick them up while draping so they hang straight.

How is Ghicha different from regular Tussar?

Both come from wild Tussar silk. Ghicha is spun from the shorter fibres left over from Tussar production, which makes it slightly coarser and more textured than regular Tussar. That texture gives Ghicha sarees their earthy, nubby surface.

What should I wear under a light saree like this?

Choose a beige or skin-toned petticoat matched to the body. On a light shade, a matched petticoat keeps the base colour clean and even, while a white or dark one can change how the beige reads in daylight.

How do I take care of it?

Dry clean only. Keep it in a separate bag in a dry place, away from your other sarees. Change the folds now and then so the creases do not set, air it in dry weather, and dry it in the shade if it ever needs drying.

Will the colour be exactly like the photos?

Very close, but the saree is hand dyed, so the beige and the purple-magenta can vary slightly in depth, and the point where they meet may differ a little. Screens also shift colour, especially purples.