Deep Violet Madhumalati Handspun Tussar Silk Dupatta C_LaalJaba The saree has been entered

The saree has been entered for National award this year

The Bhagavad Gita recognizes it as a manifestation of Krishna

Draping this handwoven saree is like embracing the essence of tradition and modernity—a symphony of colors

you will be experiencing unique organic fragrances as you closely inhale the saree surface

Deep Violet Madhumalati Handspun Tussar Silk Dupatta C_LaalJaba The saree has been enteredA handspun tussar silk dupatta woven on a traditional handloom in Odisha, with Madhumalati patterning worked in extra weft across the full length. The motif is placed by hand, row by row, using the jala supplementary weft technique not printed or embroidered after weaving. Tussar silk comes from wild Antheraea mylitta moths that feed on arjun and asan trees in Odisha's forests. The yarn is handspun before it reaches the loom. The result is a fabric