Silkmark Certified Banarasi Muga Tussar Blue Saree
Handcrafted at Indiehaat Bhagalpur Unit. Master Weaver: Wasif.
Nature's Grandeur: The Cyprus Green Muga
Step into a world of verdant luxury with this Cyprus Green Banarasi Muga Tussar Silk Saree. This shade is inspired by the deep, evergreen hues of Mediterranean cypress trees—a color that represents growth, harmony, and timeless beauty. It offers a refreshing departure from standard greens, providing a rich, sophisticated palette that suits women of all ages.
The Craft: Golden Threads of Tradition
This saree is a masterpiece of fusion weaving. It combines the legendary Banarasi Zari Art with the unique texture of Muga Tussar Silk.
Muga silk is famous for its inherent golden luster. When this natural gold thread is woven with the deep Cyprus Green dye, the fabric seems to glow from within. The elaborate Zari motifs add a layer of royal grandeur, making it a perfect heirloom piece.
Certified Purity: Silkmark India
Shop with total peace of mind. This saree carries the Silkmark Certification, the official seal of purity from the Silk Mark Organisation of India. This guarantees that the fabric is crafted from 100% pure natural silk, ensuring distinct comfort and durability.
Styling: The Golden Glow
The warm green tone pairs exceptionally well with traditional aesthetics:
Jewelry: Antique Gold or Temple Jewelry is the ideal companion, as it complements the Zari work and the warm undertones of the green.
The Occasion: Perfect for Sangeet ceremonies, evening receptions, or festive religious gatherings.
Blouse: Includes a running blouse piece. For a designer touch, pair it with a rust-orange or maroon blouse to create a stunning earthy contrast.
Product Specifications
Fabric: Pure Muga Tussar Silk Blend
Weave: Banarasi Zari Work
Color: Cyprus Green (Deep Evergreen Tone)
Texture: Rich, structured drape with a natural sheen
Inclusions: Matching Running Blouse Piece
Assurance: Silkmark Certified
Care Instructions
Washing: Dry Clean Only. The Zari threads and natural silk are sensitive to water and harsh detergents.
Storage: Store in a muslin bag to allow the fabric to breathe. Avoid direct contact with perfumes or sprays on the Zari work to prevent tarnishing.
Handloom Note: This is a handwoven product. You may see slight irregularities in the Zari weave or texture. These are not defects but the authentic signature of a handloom textile.
| Fabric / Material | Muga Silk |
| Craft / Technique | Banarasi Brocade Weaving, Hand Dyeing |
| Colour | Blue |
| Origin / Cluster | Bhagalpur |
Banarasi brocade holds a special place in Indian culture and fashion. It represents the artistry, tradition, and timeless beauty of Indian textiles. Whether it's sarees, lehengas, or other traditional garments, Banarasi brocade continues to be a symbol of luxury and elegance
Exchange: *Easy exchange is available within 3 days of receiving the product.
*No exchanges on home decor items.
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Return: *Only for damaged/wrong products.
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Learn More
What shade of blue is it?
It is a mid teal that sits between blue and green, with the natural lustre of Muga silk giving it a soft glow. Silver zari runs through the wide border and the heavily worked pallu, which gives the saree a bright finish against the teal ground.
What motifs and pallu does it have?
Small round flower butis in silver, purple and green are scattered across the body, and the pallu is heavily worked in zari. A wide silver patterned border runs along the edge. The motifs add grandeur without covering the ground, so the colour still leads.
What jewellery suits it?
Antique gold or temple jewellery works well, because it complements the zari and the warm undertone that Muga silk brings to the dye. For a lighter look, a single pair of gold jhumkas with the brocade pallu is enough.
Is there anything to avoid with the zari?
Yes. Avoid spraying perfume or deodorant directly on the zari, which can make it tarnish. Store the saree in a breathable muslin bag so the fabric can breathe, keep it out of direct sunlight, and have it dry cleaned rather than washed at home.
How is the saree made?
It is a fusion weave that brings Banarasi zari art together with the natural golden lustre and texture of Muga Tussar silk. The zari forms the wide border, the heavily worked pallu and the small round butis across the body, and the saree carries Silkmark certification for pure silk.
Does it come with a blouse piece?
Yes, a blouse piece comes with the saree, and you can have it tailored to your measurements and style. For a designer touch, a rust-orange or maroon blouse gives an earthy contrast against the teal ground, while a gold blouse picks up the warm glow of the Muga silk.
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