Silkmark Tussar Beige Madhubani Striking Dupatta & Blue Top

What pattern is on the dupatta?

A Madhubani-style zigzag border runs along the sides, with a boxed leaf-vine panel at the end and small dots on the beige ground, in touches of pink, green and rust. Draped over the shoulder, the border lines the front of the outfit neatly.

What goes with the blue top?

The top reads as a soft light blue. White or beige bottoms keep it airy for daytime brunches; a navy bottom gives a smarter office look. Pearl or silver studs suit the gentle colour.

How do I know it is real tussar silk?

The fabric is Silkmark certified tussar silk. Silkmark is the label used in India for genuine silk, so the certification is your assurance that the tussar is pure silk rather than a blend or an imitation. The streaky, slightly uneven texture is also typical of real tussar.

How do I protect the Madhubani print?

It is dry clean only, so keep it away from home washing. Avoid spills, don't spray perfume directly on the printed area, and store the top and dupatta in separate bags in a dry place. Change the folds and air them regularly, and dry in the shade if needed.

Could the shade differ slightly from what I see online?

A little, yes. Phone and laptop displays render colour differently, so what you see on screen is a close guide rather than an exact match. The natural beige of the tussar dupatta can also look warmer under indoor lights and cooler in daylight.

Are small irregularities a defect?

No. Minor irregularities are part of handcrafted products: a slightly uneven line in the Madhubani or a variation in the tussar's texture and tone. They are what make each set individual, and why no two dupattas look exactly alike.