Soft Tussar Silk Saree with Kantha Weave
Slate Blue / Premium Soft Tussar Silk
Rs. 1,999.00
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Soft Tussar Silk Saree with Kantha Weave
Rs. 1,999.00
Experience the earthy, organic beauty of "wild silk" with our Soft Tussar Silk Saree. Known for its distinct matte-gold sheen and slightly grainy texture, Tussar offers a highly sophisticated, understated look compared to shiny mulberry silks. This saree is elevated further by intricate Kantha weaving and a bold contrast border.
Because Tussar silk is highly breathable, it is one of the most comfortable silks you can wear, even in warmer weather. It drapes beautifully, allowing you to move freely during daytime functions, office events, or cultural gatherings without feeling constrained.
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Product Details
- Fabric: Soft Tussar Silk - Breathable, organic texture with a matte finish.
- Details: Traditional Kantha weave with a striking check print and contrast border.
- Occasion: Ideal for office wear, cultural events, and daytime celebrations.
- Styling Tip: Pair with antique silver jewelry for a truly artistic, boutique look.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is Tussar Silk different from regular Mulberry Silk?
A: Tussar silk (wild silk) has a more textured, matte-gold finish and is highly breathable, whereas mulberry silk is much smoother, shinier, and uniform in texture.
Q: How can I identify authentic Tussar silk?
A: Look for natural irregularities or 'slubs' in the fabric. It should have a slightly coarse, grainy feel and a natural dull-gold sheen, unlike glossy synthetic art silk.
Q: Is Tussar silk suitable for wearing in summer?
A: Yes! Tussar is highly breathable and porous, making it one of the most comfortable silk variants to wear in warm and humid weather.
Q: Can I wash my Tussar silk saree at home?
A: It is highly recommended to dry clean Tussar silk to preserve its natural texture and color. Water and harsh detergents can damage the delicate wild silk fibers.
Q: Why is Tussar silk considered expensive?
A: The cost reflects the highly labor-intensive process of gathering wild silk cocoons from forest trees and the skilled handloom weaving required to create the final fabric.