Silkmark Tussar Blissful Madhubani Yellow & Red Saree

What is printed on the Blissful Madhubani?

The bright yellow body has small butis, edged by a wide crimson border with painted side strips. The cream pallu is the showpiece, carrying grey temple, tree and mandala circle motifs in the Madhubani style. The yellow and crimson together give the saree a warm, festive look.

What jewellery goes best with the Blissful Madhubani?

Gold is the natural partner for yellow and crimson. Temple jewellery, antique gold jhumkas or a kundan choker give it a festive finish. For a lighter look at a brunch, try gold-toned hoops or a simple pendant with glass bangles.

Can I get the blouse stitched from the fabric provided?

Yes. The blouse piece comes attached to the saree in the pallu colour, ready for your tailor to cut away and stitch to your measurements. Tussar has a rich, slubby texture, so ask for a soft lining to keep the inside comfortable against the skin.

Is the Madhubani printed by hand?

Yes. The motifs are carved into wooden blocks inspired by Madhubani art, and the printer inks and stamps each block onto the tussar by hand. Up close you may see an impression a shade lighter or a tiny shift at a join, which is how hand printing shows itself.

What is tussar silk like?

Tussar, also called Kosa silk, comes from the cocoons of wild silkworms and is prized for its rich texture and natural sheen. This saree is Silk Mark certified, which confirms it is genuine tussar. The slightly slubbed surface gives the Madhubani block print an earthy, handmade feel.

What care does it need after a long event?

Let it air for a few hours in the shade, away from direct sun, so any moisture evaporates before you fold it. Then fold it into a breathable cotton bag and store it on its own. When it needs cleaning, send it to a dry cleaner; it should not be washed at home.