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Rangira Silkmark Ghicha Tussar Silk Saree Tan Beige

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SKU: 60512WBTS004

Handcrafted at Indiehaat Bhagalpur Unit. Master Weaver: Wasif.

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Silkmark Ghicha Tussar silk saree featuring all over Madhubani hand painting, crafted for artistic elegance and refined occasion wear. The natural Ghicha Tussar silk fabric offers a textured feel with a graceful drape, making it suitable for festive gatherings, cultural events, and celebrations.

Crafted by Wasif Ahmed from Bhagalpur, this saree reflects traditional Madhubani artistry where intricate motifs and storytelling patterns are painted by hand across the fabric, giving every piece a distinct handmade identity.

Work: Madhubani Hand Painting
Measurements: Saree 5.6-5.7 Meter | Blouse Piece 80 CM
Fabric: Silkmark Ghicha Tussar Silk
Blouse: Unstitched Blouse Piece Included
Package Contains: 1 Saree with Blouse Piece
Wash Care: Dry Clean Only

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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

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Fabric / MaterialGhicha Tussar Silk
Craft / TechniqueMadhubani Hand Painting
ColourBeige
Origin / ClusterBhagalpur
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**Silkmark Ghicha Tussar Silk** is a textured silk fabric known for its natural sheen, rich feel, and breathable comfort. Certified with Silkmark assurance, it reflects the authenticity of pure silk craftsmanship.

**Madhubani Hand Painting** is a traditional folk art form from Bihar where artisans create intricate motifs and storytelling patterns by hand using detailed brushwork. This saree is crafted by Wasif Ahmed from Bhagalpur. Each painting is done manually, making every saree unique and reflective of authentic handmade artistry.
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How is the Tan Beige Rangira laid out?

The pallu has twin arches holding birds and branches, a row of peacocks under them and a floral border at the edge. The body above is a grid of cone and medallion motifs in alternating colours. It's symmetrical and easy on the eye, with orange, teal and pink as the main colours.

How long is the saree without the blouse piece?

The saree itself measures 5.6 to 5.7 metres, and the 80 cm blouse piece comes separately, so you don't need to cut anything off. Hand-finished lengths can vary slightly within that range.

What kind of events would you wear it to?

Festivals first: the painted peacock pallu suits Diwali, Durga Puja and other celebrations. It also works for an office party. With a plain blouse and small earrings it settles into a kitty lunch or brunch, or a dressed-up look at the office.

Where do the peacocks fall once it's draped?

In a regular nivi drape the twin arches and the peacock row sit on the pallu, across your back and shoulder, so they show well from behind and in pictures. The cone-motif body forms your pleats. Pin the pallu loosely to keep the arches open.

What if I spill something on the painted area?

Blot it gently with a dry, clean cloth; don't rub, and don't wash it with water. Let it dry in the shade and take it to a dry cleaner who works with silk. The saree is dry clean only, and that's what keeps the painting safe.

Is Ghicha tussar comfortable for a long event?

Yes. It's breathable, with a textured feel and a graceful drape, so it sits comfortably through a long festive day. Pin the pleats and pallu securely and it stays neat. It feels more relaxed than a heavy woven silk.

How do I tell hand painting from a Madhubani print?

Look closely at the lines. Hand painting has brushstrokes that thicken and thin, colour that sits slightly heavier in some spots, and motifs that are similar but never identical. A print repeats exactly. On a hand-painted saree, these small irregularities are expected.

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