PURE TUSSAR WITH HANDPAINTED WITH LAMBANI HAND EMBROIDERY

• Exquisite Pure Tussar Saree handcrafted with timeless elegance and rich cultural heritage
• Hand-painted Artistry: Each saree features intricate, one-of-a-kind hand-painted motifs inspired by nature, temple architecture, and folk traditions
• Lambani Hand Embroidery: Authentic tribal embroidery from Karnataka, adding texture, vibrancy, and artisanal charm
• Luxurious Pure Tussar Silk: Naturally textured, lightweight, and breathable fabric with a subtle golden sheen
• Perfect for Weddings, Festivals & Special Occasions – A statement piece that blends tradition with contemporary grace
• Designed by Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi – A celebrated duo known for reviving Indian handcrafts with modern storytelling
• Ethically Crafted: Made in small batches by skilled artisans supporting sustainable livelihoods
• Unique Color Palette: Earthy tones with pops of indigo, marigold, and crimson – inspired by South Indian landscapes
• Includes Matching Hand-Embroidered Blouse Piece
• Limited Edition: Each saree is a wearable art piece – no two are exactly alike

2. A Legacy of Craftsmanship

Rooted in centuries-old textile traditions, Saree Story with Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi celebrates India’s rich handloom and embroidery heritage. Tussar silk, known as “wild silk,” has been woven in the forests of Bihar, Odisha, and Bengal for generations, prized for its organic texture and eco-friendly production.

This collection revives the nearly-lost art of hand-painting on silk, a technique once used in temple rituals and royal courts. Combined with Lambani (Banjara) embroidery—a nomadic craft passed down through generations in rural Karnataka—each saree tells a story of migration, resilience, and beauty.

Shanmuga Priya and Azhagi, renowned textile revivalists, have spent over 15 years collaborating with artisan clusters across South India. Their mission: to preserve dying crafts by giving them a modern voice. This Pure Tussar Hand-Painted Saree is not just fashion—it’s a tribute to India’s living craft legacy.

3. Why Choose This?

✅ One-of-a-Kind Artwork – Every hand-painted design is unique, making your saree truly exclusive
✅ Supports Artisan Communities – Direct partnerships with Lambani embroiderers and Tussar weavers ensure fair wages and cultural preservation
✅ Eco-Conscious Luxury – Natural Tussar silk is biodegradable and sustainably harvested
✅ Versatile Elegance – Ideal for bridal trousseaus, festive wear, or as a heritage heirloom
✅ Award-Winning Design – Recognized at India Handloom Week 2023 for innovation in traditional crafts
✅ Story-Driven Fashion – Wear a piece that speaks of culture, craft, and conscious creation

4. Wash & Care Instructions

🧼 Hand Wash Only – Use mild shampoo or silk-friendly detergent in cold water
💧 Gentle Shampoo Wash – Soak for 10–15 mins; do not wring or scrub
🌑 Dry in Shade – Always dry inside out, away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading
🚫 No Bleach or Harsh Chemicals – Avoid dry cleaning unless specified
🪡 Store Carefully – Fold neatly and store in a cotton muslin cloth; avoid plastic
🎨 Hand Embroidery Care – Lay flat to dry to maintain stitch integrity; avoid hanging for long periods

FAQ:

Q: What makes this Tussar silk saree special?
A: This Pure Tussar saree is hand-painted with traditional motifs and enhanced with authentic Lambani embroidery—a tribal craft from Karnataka. Crafted by renowned designers Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi, it combines luxury silk with sustainable artistry, making it a unique heirloom piece.

Q: Is this saree suitable for weddings?
A: Absolutely! The rich texture of Tussar silk, paired with vibrant hand embroidery and artistic detailing, makes it a perfect choice for brides, wedding guests, or festive celebrations.

Q: How should I care for a hand-painted silk saree?
A: Hand wash gently using silk shampoo in cold water. Dry in shade, away from direct sunlight. Avoid wringing or machine washing to preserve the hand-painted art and embroidery.

Q: Who makes these sarees?
A: Designed by Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi, each saree is handcrafted by skilled Tussar weavers and Lambani artisans from rural South India, supporting ethical fashion and traditional craftsmanship.

Q: Are the colors fade-resistant?
A: Yes, natural dyes and hand-painting techniques are color-fast when cared for properly. Avoid prolonged sun exposure to maintain vibrancy.