Madhubani Silkmark Gicha Tussar Silk Brown Saree – mannequin drape: copper-brown body with a large oval-medallion painted pallu

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Madhubani Silkmark Gicha Tussar Silk Brown Saree

Name: Madhubani Silkmark Gicha Tussar Silk Brown Saree
Brand: IndieHaat
SKU: 40910WBMS067
Price: 12699.0 INR
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SKU: 40910WBMS067

Handcrafted at Indiehaat Bhagalpur Unit. Master Weaver: Wasif.

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Pure Tussar Gicha Silk Madhubani Handpainted Saree, blending luxurious silk with intricate Madhubani artistry. Ideal for special occasions, it showcases timeless craftsmanship, vibrant hand-painted designs, and a rich, elegant drape for a stunning look.

Work: Madhubani Hand Painting
Measurements: Length - 6.3-6.4 meter
*Blouse: Pallu Color
Blouse Piece: Yes
Fabric: Gicha Tussar Silk
Package Contains: 1 Saree with Blouse (attached)
Wash Care: Dry Clean Only. Keep them in separate bags in a dry place. Change folds and expose to non-moist air regularly. Dry in Shades.
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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 / Material	Ghicha Tussar Silk
Craft / Technique	Madhubani Hand Painting
Colour	Brown
Origin / Cluster	Bhagalpur

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Madhubani hand painting, also known as Mithila painting, is a traditional art form originating from the Mithila region of Bihar, India. It involves intricate and colorful designs painted by hand using natural pigments and brushes made from twigs or fingers. Madhubani paintings often depict scenes from Hindu mythology, nature, and everyday life, with motifs such as birds, animals, and geometric patterns. This art form is characterized by its bold lines, vibrant colors, and intricate detailing, making it a cherished cultural heritage and a popular form of decoration on walls, canvases, and various handicraft items.

Gicha Tussar Silk is a type of handwoven silk made from wild silk cocoons, specifically using Gicha yarn, which is derived from broken or leftover Tussar silk fibers. Known for its rich texture, durability, and unique, irregular appearance, Gicha Tussar silk is often used in sarees and traditional textiles.

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What design does the pallu carry?

A large oval medallion of painted Madhubani petal motifs fills the pallu in red, orange, cream and black. It is a bold, dramatic layout against the plain copper-brown body, and it shows off best when the pallu is left open.

How does the copper brown look with the painting?

The copper-brown body, with its fine tonal stripes, has a warm glow, and the painting in red, orange, cream and black sits naturally on it. It is an earthy, harmonious palette rather than a high-contrast one, with a narrow painted border framing the body.

What is Ghicha silk like to wear?

Ghicha is handwoven from yarn spun from broken or leftover Tussar fibres, so it has a rich, textured hand with visible slubs. It is known for durability, and the slight irregularity of the weave is part of its character and gives the painting a natural ground to sit on.

What jewellery suits it?

Antique gold, copper or terracotta jewellery suits the earthy tones of the copper-brown body and the painting. Keep the neckline simple if you leave the pallu open to show the oval medallion, and let earrings carry the look.

How should I store it?

Keep it in a separate bag in a dry place, change the folds regularly so the painted medallion doesn't crease in the same place, and air it now and then. Clean by dry cleaning only.