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Silkmark Tussar Poetic Blockprint Blue & Brown Saree

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SKU: 10203TSWB004

Handcrafted at Indiehaat Bhagalpur Unit. Master Weaver: Wasif.

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Celebrate craftsmanship with our Handcrafted Silkmark Tussar Blockprint Saree. Featuring traditional blockprinted motifs on Tussar silk fabric, each saree showcases artisanal skill and heritage, perfect for adding a touch of ethnicity to your wardrobe.

Work: Hand Block Print
Measurements: Length - 6.3-6.4 meter
*Blouse: Pallu Color
Blouse Piece: Yes
Fabric: Silkmark Certified Tussar Silk
Package Contains: 1 Saree with Blouse (attached)
Wash Care: Dry Clean Only. Keep them in separate bags in a dry place. Change folds and expose to non-moist air regularly. Dry in Shades.
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Color hues may slightly vary from that which appears in the image due to different screens and displays
Minor irregularities is the uniqueness of handcrafted products and makes each piece exquisite

Specifications +
Fabric / MaterialTussar Silk
Craft / TechniqueHand Block Print
ColourBlue, Brown
Origin / ClusterBhagalpur
Craft & Story +
Silk Mark Ghicha Tussar Silk refers to Tussar silk products that have been certified by the Silk Mark Organization of India and are produced using the Ghicha spinning technique. Tussar silk, also known as Kosa silk, is derived from the cocoons of wild silkworms and is valued for its rich texture and natural sheen. The Ghicha spinning method involves spinning the leftover short fibers from Tussar silk production, resulting in a slightly coarser texture compared to regular Tussar silk. The Silk Mark certification ensures the authenticity and purity of Ghicha Tussar silk products, guaranteeing their quality and origin. Ghicha Tussar silk sarees and fabrics are highly prized for their luxurious feel and are often worn for special occasions and festivities.

Block printing is a traditional method of textile printing where a wooden or metal block is carved with a design, dipped in dye, and then stamped onto fabric. It creates unique, handcrafted patterns with a charming imperfection. This technique is celebrated for its artistry and cultural significance worldwide.
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Does the blue and brown read warm or cool?

Both at once. The cerulean body brings a cool, calm note, while the brick-brown pallu and zigzag edge are earthy and warm, with cream medallion bands breaking them up. The result is a grounded combination that feels understated rather than loud.

What contrast blouse would suit this saree?

Rust, mustard or a deep teal all sit well between the blue and the brown. Rust lifts the warmth of the brown, mustard adds a festive touch, and teal deepens the blue. If you'd rather stay coordinated, the attached running blouse piece in the pallu colour is the easiest choice.

Is the blouse piece running or contrast?

It is a running blouse piece, in the pallu's colour and attached to the saree. It comes unstitched, so it can be tailored to your measurements. Wearing it gives a coordinated look; if you prefer contrast, a solid blouse from your own wardrobe works just as well.

How should I store it?

Keep it in its own fabric bag in a dry place, separate from other sarees. Every so often, take it out, let it breathe in dry air and refold it along different lines so the fold marks don't set. Damp cupboards are best avoided, and so is long exposure to direct sunlight.

Is the print done by hand?

Yes, it is hand block printed. Carved blocks are dipped in dye and stamped onto the tussar by hand, one impression at a time. That is why you may see tiny shifts in alignment or depth of colour from one repeat to the next: the mark of hand work rather than a machine print.

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