Description
A celebration of Indian textile artistry and sacred symbolism, this Purple Tussar Silk Saree with Hand Sujani Kantha Work brings together the beautiful natural character of Tussar silk with intricate, story-led embroidery inspired by Pichwai art.
The rich purple body creates a striking contrast with the lighter embroidered panels, where the saree comes alive through meticulously hand-worked Sujani Kantha embroidery . Inspired by the visual vocabulary of traditional Pichwai paintings, the composition features cows, blooming lotuses, lotus leaves and graceful scrolling vines . The cow motif, closely associated with Krishna imagery in Pichwai traditions, lends the saree a serene, culturally rooted character.
Dense, rhythmic hand stitches build the motifs and fill the surrounding spaces, creating texture, dimension and the distinctive character associated with Sujani Kantha work. Shades of turquoise blue, mustard, leafy green, pink, grey and black enliven the natural-toned embroidered sections, while delicate stitched borders beautifully frame the composition.
The inherent texture and understated lustre of Tussar silk complement the hand embroidery, allowing the saree to feel luxurious without being overly ornate. The result is a wearable piece of textile art that bridges Bengal's Kantha embroidery tradition with Pichwai-inspired Indian art.
Perfect for festivals, weddings, cultural celebrations, festive gatherings, art events and special occasions, this handcrafted Tussar silk saree is especially suited to women who appreciate Indian handloom, heritage textiles and distinctive artisan-made pieces.
Length: 6.5m
- Fabric: 100% Pure Tussar Silk
- Craft: Traditional Kantha embroidery from Bengal
- Style: A blend of heritage artistry with contemporary sophistication
This is hand stock and can be shipped the same day or next day. Can be delivered within 3-5 days in India. We also do International shipping.
Also known as Kanta work, Kantha work, Kantha embroidery, Bholpur, Shantiniketan, Bengal work, Kantha Stitch, Kantha running stitch, Vinatgekantha
