Madhubani Silkmark Gicha Tussar Silk Rich Brown Saree

What is painted on the pallu?

The pallu is a large cream-ground panel painted with Madhubani-style folk figures and motifs in red, orange and black. A narrow painted border in cream, red and black frames the saree, and against the plain brown body the pallu becomes a bold centrepiece.

How does the brown read?

A warm copper brown with the natural slub texture of gicha tussar and fine tonal stripes on the body. It is earthy and easy to wear, and the red and orange in the painted pallu pick up its warmth so the whole saree feels cohesive.

What jewellery suits it?

Antique gold, copper or terracotta jewellery complements the earthy tones. If you leave the pallu open to show the painting, keep the neckline simple and let bold earrings do the work.

What blouse comes with it?

An unstitched blouse piece in the pallu colour comes attached to the saree length of about 6.3 to 6.4 metres. A black or deep red contrast blouse also works well.

Will the colours stay bright?

With proper care, yes. Dry clean only, keep it away from direct sun, store it separately in a dry place and change the folds regularly. Avoid rubbing the painted areas, and the colours will hold well.