Silkmark Tussar Unique Madhubani Red & Yellow Saree

What is printed on this saree?

The pallu carries large folk figure panels in maroon, cream and grey-blue, in the Madhubani style. The body is a plain wine-maroon, and a wide mustard border finishes the edge. The deep body lets the printed pallu stand out, giving the saree a rich, balanced look.

Will the maroon and mustard stay vivid?

They hold well with the right care. Keep it to dry cleaning, air and dry it in the shade rather than in direct sun, and store it in a breathable bag away from damp. Strong sunlight is what dulls printed and dyed colour fastest, so avoid hanging it near a window.

Can I wear this saree to a festival?

That is its natural setting. The warm maroon and mustard palette suits Diwali, festive family events and festival evenings. Beyond that, it works for office parties, dinners out, kitty lunches and temple visits, and with a simple blouse it can go to the office on a day you want to be noticed.

Is the blouse fabric separate or attached?

Attached. The blouse piece comes as part of the same length of tussar, in the pallu colour. Your tailor separates it and stitches it to your size and preferred neckline, so you get a blouse that matches the pallu exactly.

Where is it made?

It comes from our Bhagalpur hub, where Madhubani-inspired designs are carved into wooden blocks and printed by hand onto Silkmark certified tussar. The prints draw on scenes from nature, mythology and everyday life, which gives the pallu its folk character.