Rangira Silkmark Ghicha Tussar Silk Saree Camel Beige

What's the design on this saree?

The pallu is densely painted, with a couple set inside a large arched medallion and diagonal bands of fish pattern in teal, pink and orange sweeping around it, with leaf vines filling the gaps. Painted folk bands with geometric edging run along the borders. The diagonal layout gives the saree a sense of movement when it's draped.

Is the blouse stitched?

No, the blouse comes as an unstitched 80 cm piece, so you can have it tailored to your exact fit and neckline. It's included in the package along with the saree.

How would you style it for a festive gathering?

Pair it with a deep teal, maroon or black blouse, add antique gold jewellery and keep the makeup warm. The painting already carries plenty of colour, so you don't need heavy accessories. A small potli and a gajra finish it nicely for a festival or an office party.

Can I hand wash Ghicha tussar?

Please don't. The saree is dry clean only, which protects the hand painting and the silk texture. Between wears, air it in the shade, then store it somewhere cool and dry, away from sunlight and damp.

How can I be sure the tussar is genuine?

The Silkmark certification is the simplest check, as it confirms the fabric is pure silk. Beyond that, Ghicha tussar has a natural, slubbed texture and a soft sheen, and small irregularities in the weave and painting are part of its handcrafted character.

Is Ghicha tussar still pure silk?

Yes. Ghicha is a textured variety of tussar silk, and this saree is Silkmark certified, so its purity is assured. The texture you see is part of the fabric's character, not a sign of blending.