Silkmark Tussar Pastoral Madhubani Yellow & Black Saree

What is the pallu like?

It is printed in black on beige as a series of large folk and deity panels in a Madhubani style. A plain lime-yellow body and a wide black border band complete it. The monochrome pallu against the bright yellow makes a sharp, graphic contrast.

Which blouse colour would you suggest with yellow and black?

The attached blouse piece in the pallu colour keeps things coordinated. For contrast, a solid black blouse sharpens the graphic look, while deep green or maroon adds warmth. Avoid another print; the panelled pallu already does plenty.

What does Silkmark certified mean here?

The tussar in this saree is certified by the Silk Mark Organization of India, which assures the authenticity and purity of the silk. Tussar, also called Kosa silk, comes from the cocoons of wild silkworms and is prized for its rich texture and natural sheen.

How do I style it for the office?

Keep it crisp. A black blouse, small silver or gold studs and a slim watch let the black border and the folk-panel pallu do the talking. For an office party or a festive day, add bolder jhumkas and leave the pallu open so the deity panels show.

How should I store it between wears?

Fold it into a breathable cotton or muslin bag and keep it apart from your other sarees in a dry cupboard. Change the folds every so often so creases don't set into the silk, and take it out to air on a dry day. Avoid plastic covers, which hold moisture against the fabric.