Pure Tussar Silk Handwoven Dupatta with intricate hand kantha embroidery- Purplish Pink

Yes, pure mulberry silk has a natural luster that becomes more pronounced as light plays across the handwoven texture.

Tussar (also spelled tussore) is a wild silk produced by silkworms found in forest ecosystems, primarily in India. It is known for its natural lustrous sheen, subtle slubbed texture, and warm, earthy golden tone. 

This dupatta is made from 100% pure, Silkmark-certified Tussar silk, sourced from sustainable wild silk producers in central India. We do not use blended fabric, ensuring the authenticity and quality of the handwoven base.

Tussar silk is ideal for all seasons. It is naturally breathable and temperature-regulating, making it comfortable for summer wear while retaining warmth during cooler months. The medium weight provides excellent drape without feeling heavy, suitable for daylong festive and casual wear.

Handweaving and hand-embroidery require no power or industrial chemicals, keeping carbon footprints minimal. We support rural artisan communities and preserve traditional crafts, contributing to cultural and economic sustainability. 

The Tussar silk is handwoven in rural weaving centers of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh by traditional silk weavers. The Kantha embroidery is handstitched by artisan women primarily from Birbhum district in West Bengal.

Yes, we source directly from weaver clusters. We maintain long-term relationships with our partners, supporting their communities and preserving traditional textile crafts.

Yes, the Tussar silk used in our dupattas is Silkmark-certified, confirming 100% pure wild silk and sustainable production practices. Silkmark is India's seal of authenticity for pure silk products.

Every Dupatta is hand-embroidered individually, with each artisan's signature variations visible in stitch placement and motif rendering. The slight irregularities and unique variations in each piece are proof of handcraft authenticity.

A single Tussar Kantha dupatta takes approximately 4–6 weeks to hand-embroider, depending on the complexity and density of the motif. This includes design preparation, thread selection, and the meticulous hand-stitching process that can involve 20,000–50,000+ stitches per piece.

Handwoven Tussar fabric is created manually on traditional pit looms by artisans, without power-driven machinery. 

Kantha is a traditional running-stitch embroidery technique originating from West Bengal. Artisans hand-stitch intricate patterns using colored silk threads, creating motifs inspired by nature, folklore, and geometry. The technique involves thousands of tiny, parallel stitches that form the design. Each piece is entirely hand-embroidered by a single artisan, making it a deeply personal craft.

The embroidery is entirely hand-stitched by artisans. No printing or machine work is involved. This means each piece has slight individual variation in stitch placement and motif rendering—a hallmark of authentic handcraft and proof of its artisanal origin.

Kantha is a running-stitch technique using colored threads to create surface designs—subtle, delicate, and folk-inspired. Zardozi uses gold/metal threads for opulent bridal embroidery—heavy and formal. Mirror work adds reflective embellishments for festive wear. 

Handwoven fabric has subtle texture irregularities, slight thickness variations, and natural slubs—visible to the eye and touch. Power-loom fabric is uniformly flat and consistent. There are variations and these are marks of authenticity, not defects.

Yes. Each piece represents 4–6 weeks of artisan labor combined with pure Tussar silk. With proper care, it lasts 10–20 years, becomes softer and more beautiful over time, and can be passed down as an heirloom. 

Handwoven Tussar with Kantha embroidery is labour-intensive, unique, durable, and carries the signature of individual artisans. Machine-embroidered pieces are uniform, faster to produce, and more affordable, but lack the character, variations, and cultural authenticity of handcraft. 

Yes, with the right styling. Wear with a formal cotton or linen saree, or drape as a sophisticated wrap over contemporary office attire (dress or formal trousers). The subtle embroidery and handwoven texture add refinement without being overly ornate for professional settings.

The handwoven and hand-embroidered detailing is a statement in itself. Pair with: (1) Gold or oxidized silver jewelry for a traditional look; (2) Temple jewelry for festive occasions; (3) Minimal jewelry if the Kantha embroidery is dense; (4) Statement earrings and a simple necklace for modern styling.

Yes, absolutely. This piece is perfect for wedding ceremonies, reception dinners, and wedding guest attire. The combination of handwoven Tussar and Kantha embroidery adds elegance, tradition, and a personal touch to any wedding outfit. Many brides and wedding guests choose pieces like this for their authenticity and beauty.

We recommend Dry Cleaning. If handwashing, then wash in cool water (below 30°C) with a mild silk-specific detergent. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric. Rinse thoroughly in fresh water until the water runs clear. Gently squeeze out excess water and lay flat on a clean, absorbent towel away from direct sunlight to dry.

Iron on low to medium heat, preferably on the reverse side, using a cotton pressing cloth to protect the Kantha embroidery.

With proper care, the hand-stitched embroidery is durable and will not loosen significantly. The stitches are knotted securely by artisans. Over decades of wear, minimal wear is natural, but the piece remains wearable and cherished. Many heirloom Kantha pieces are passed down through generations.

Same day dispatch. Each order is dispatched within 24 hours of order receipt.

Yes, we ship worldwide. International shipping times range from 10–14 business days depending on location. Duties and customs fees, if applicable, are the buyer's responsibility. We provide tracking for all international shipments.

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