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Madhubani Silkmark Gicha Tussar Silk Mustard Yellow Saree

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SKU: 40910WBMS047

Handcrafted at Indiehaat Bhagalpur Unit. Master Weaver: Wasif.

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The Rustic Gold: Gicha Tussar Silk


This saree is crafted from Gicha Tussar, a premium variety of wild silk known for its unique, uneven texture and rich, natural gold sheen. Unlike polished factory silks, Gicha has a rustic, organic feel with visible weaves and slubs. These natural irregularities are not defects; they are the signature character of the fabric that makes it breathable, lightweight, and incredibly regal.



The Art: Mithila Storytelling


The vibrant Mustard Yellow base serves as a canvas for the ancient art of Madhubani (Mithila) painting. Skilled artisans use fine nib-pens and natural dyes to hand-paint intricate motifs depicting nature, festivities, and folklore. This is not a print—it is a labor of love that takes days to complete, turning your saree into a wearable piece of Indian history.



Certified Purity: Silkmark India


Shop with absolute confidence. This product carries the Silkmark Certification, a government-backed assurance that the base fabric is 100% pure natural silk. This certification guarantees you are investing in authentic luxury, not a synthetic imitation.



Styling & Occasion




  • The Look: The radiant Mustard Yellow makes this an auspicious choice for Haldi ceremonies, morning weddings, or festive pujas.


  • Pairing: The matte finish of Gicha silk pairs beautifully with antique gold or terracotta jewelry. Keep the styling traditional to honor the folk art heritage.



Product Specifications




  • Fabric: 100% Pure Gicha Tussar Silk


  • Craft: Handpainted Madhubani Art


  • Color: Mustard Yellow with Multicolored Painting


  • Texture: Raw, textured finish with natural slubs


  • Inclusions: Includes a matching Tussar Silk blouse piece


  • Assurance: Silkmark Certified



Care Instructions




  • Washing: Dry Clean Only. Water can damage the hand-painted art and the natural silk fiber.


  • Storage: Store in a muslin bag to allow the silk to breathe. Refold every few months to prevent permanent creasing.



Note on Handcrafted Beauty: This product is hand-woven and hand-painted. You may notice slight dye spreads or weave variations. These are the hallmarks of authentic artisanal work, ensuring no two sarees are exactly alike.

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Fabric / MaterialGhicha Tussar Silk
Craft / TechniqueMadhubani Hand Painting
ColourYellow
Origin / ClusterBhagalpur
Craft & Story +
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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How is the Madhubani painting on this saree made?

Skilled artisans hand paint it with fine nib-pens and natural dyes, depicting nature, festivities and folklore. It is not a print. The pallu carries painted birds and figures in blue, red and cream, and a painted folk-art band runs along the edges and hem.

Why does the Gicha have visible slubs?

Gicha Tussar is a wild silk with a naturally uneven texture and a rich gold sheen. The slubs and visible weave are its signature, not defects, and they help make the fabric breathable and lightweight.

What jewellery suits it?

The matte finish of Gicha silk pairs beautifully with antique gold or terracotta jewellery. Keep the styling traditional so the folk art stays the focus; a simple bun and a bindi complete the look.

What blouse comes with it?

It includes a matching Tussar silk blouse piece, which you can have tailored to your fit. A contrast blouse in maroon or deep blue would also pick up colours from the painting.

Is it Silkmark certified?

Yes. Silkmark certification is a government-backed assurance that the base fabric is pure natural silk, so you are buying authentic Gicha Tussar rather than a synthetic imitation dressed up with a painted design.

How should I care for it?

Dry clean only, as water can damage the hand-painted art and the silk fibre. Store it in a muslin bag so the silk can breathe, and refold it every few months to prevent permanent creasing.

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