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Silkmark Certified Banarasi Muga Tussar Pale Silver Saree

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SKU: 30407IDWB098

Handcrafted at Indiehaat Bhagalpur Unit. Master Weaver: Wasif.

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A Fusion of Legends: Tussar Meets Muga


This saree is a masterpiece of textile engineering, blending two of India's most treasured silks. It combines the textured, rustic charm of Tussar (Wild Silk) with the resilience and natural golden gloss of Muga Silk. The result is a fabric that feels regal yet lightweight, draping effortlessly while offering a subtle, sophisticated sheen that purely synthetic fabrics cannot replicate.



The Banarasi Weave


Elevating the fabric is the timeless Banarasi weaving technique. The saree features traditional zari motifs woven directly into the fabric (not printed), creating a rich interplay of light and texture. This fusion of Eastern Indian silk (Tussar/Muga) with North Indian craftsmanship (Banarasi) makes this a truly unique addition to your wardrobe.



The Aesthetic: Pale Silver Elegance


Move over traditional reds and golds. This Pale Silver hue is designed for the modern woman who prefers understated luxury. It captures the ethereal beauty of moonlight, making it an impeccable choice for:




  • Evening Receptions: Where you want to stand out with a cool, metallic tone.


  • Cocktail Parties: A sophisticated alternative to heavy brocades.


  • Summer Weddings: The color is soothing and cool to the eye.



Product Specifications




  • Fabric: Pure Tussar Muga Silk Blend


  • Weave: Banarasi Handloom


  • Color: Pale Silver


  • Inclusions: Comes with a matching running blouse piece


  • Assurance: Silkmark Certified (Your guarantee of 100% pure silk)



Styling Tips


Because the Pale Silver color is neutral yet striking, it pairs wonderfully with Diamonds, Pearls, or Platinum jewelry. Avoid yellow gold to maintain the cool, monochromatic chic look. A dark charcoal or deep maroon bindi can add a striking contrast.



Care Instructions




  • Washing: Dry Clean Only.


  • Storage: Wrap in muslin cloth to protect the zari from oxidation and the silk from moisture.



Note: As this is a woven silk product, slight irregularities in the weave or zari are characteristic of the handloom process and attest to its authenticity.

Specifications +
Fabric / MaterialKatan Silk
Craft / TechniqueBanarasi Brocade Weaving, Hand Dyeing
ColourSilver
Origin / ClusterBhagalpur
Craft & Story +
Silk Mark Muga silk refers to Muga silk products certified by the Silk Mark Organization of India. Muga silk is renowned for its natural golden color and durability, traditionally produced in Assam, India. The Silk Mark ensures authenticity and quality, guaranteeing the purity of Muga silk products.

Banarasi brocade holds a special place in Indian culture and fashion. It represents the artistry, tradition, and timeless beauty of Indian textiles. Whether it's sarees, lehengas, or other traditional garments, Banarasi brocade continues to be a symbol of luxury and elegance
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What does this pale silver saree look like?

It is a soft, pale silver-cream ground with small pink and yellow flower butis and green leaves woven across the body. A wide copper-rose patterned border runs along the edge, and the pallu is heavily worked in the same copper-rose tone. It gives a soft, moonlit look for anyone who prefers understated colour.

What jewellery should I pair with it?

Diamonds, pearls or platinum keep the look cool and monochromatic; yellow gold works against that effect, so leave it for another saree. A dark charcoal or deep maroon bindi adds a point of contrast, and if you want a contrast blouse, a bright pink or deep red one brings out the pink in the motifs.

Is the zari woven or printed?

Woven. The zari motifs are worked directly into the fabric on the Banarasi loom, not printed on top, which is why they catch the light and have a slight texture under the fingers. Small irregularities in the weave or zari come from the handloom process.

Is it heavy to wear?

No. The blend of textured Tussar and naturally glossy Muga makes a fabric that feels regal yet light, and it drapes easily with a subtle sheen. That makes it comfortable through a long festive day or an evening out.

Is there a blouse piece?

Yes, it comes with a matching running blouse piece, which you cut off and have stitched to your style, or swap for a contrast blouse. The saree is Silkmark certified, so the fabric is confirmed as pure silk by the Silk Mark Organisation of India.

How do I protect the zari over time?

Wrap the saree in muslin cloth, which protects the zari from oxidation and the silk from moisture. Dry clean only, and refold it now and then so the zari does not stay creased along the same lines.

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