Red colour pure tussar silk handloom jamdani saree
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- Lycra stretchable petticoat available
- Custom blouse stitching available
- Fall & Picco finishing available
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Care information
Care information
- Cotton Sarees: Normal wash recommended. However, dry cleaning is preferred to maintain fabric quality and longevity.
- Other Fabrics (Muslin, Tussar, Matka, Silk Cotton, Dhakai Jamdani, etc.): Dry clean only to preserve texture, color, and intricate details.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
- Generally, orders are despatched within 3 days of receipt.
- For pre-booked orders, a tentative date will be communicated.
- Within India, delivery takes 5-6 days from the date of despatch, while Bengal enjoys a quicker 3-day delivery post-despatch.
- International deliveries are estimated to take around 15 days.
- Easy 7-day returns and exchanges
RETURNS
Return Policy:We accept returns in the event of defects.
Declaration
Declaration
We accept returns in the event of defects. We are a member of Silk Mark India and all our Pure Silk products come with Silk Mark guarantee for authentic pure silk.Tamal is a proud member of Silk Mark India and all of its Pure Silk products come with Silk Mark guarantee for authentic pure silk.Tamal has an EXIM license as well.
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Red colour pure tussar silk handloom jamdani saree
Description
Description
A red pure tussar silk handloom jamdani saree
Warm red woven on warm, textured tussar silk, with jamdani motifs built thread by thread into the fabric by hand — this saree brings together the most auspicious colour in the Indian festive wardrobe and one of Bengal's most celebrated craft traditions. The wild silk's natural slubs and matte lustre give the deep red an organic richness, and the supplementary weft motifs emerge with a quiet depth as the fabric moves. It drapes with graceful weight and natural texture — a saree for weddings, bridal wear, Puja, and cultural ceremonies.
Key features
- Pure tussar silk — wild silk with a natural slub texture and matte lustre
- Handloom jamdani weaving with motifs built thread by thread
- Deep red ground, the most auspicious colour in Indian festive tradition
- A living craft tradition recognised on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list
- Suited to weddings, bridal wear, Puja, and cultural ceremonies
Specifications
- Fabric: pure tussar silk
- Colour: red with jamdani motifs
- Craft: handloom jamdani, supplementary weft technique
- Origin: India (tussar silk jamdani tradition)
- Care: dry clean only, to protect the silk and motif work
- SKU: TB_S_40
Frequently asked questions
What is tussar silk, and how does it differ from mulberry silk?
Tussar is a wild silk produced by silkworms that feed on forest trees rather than cultivated mulberry silkworms. Its naturally slubbed, warm-toned, matte surface gives it an earthy, organic character, and no two sarees carry quite the same texture.
What is the jamdani technique?
Jamdani is a Bengal handloom tradition where intricate motifs are woven directly into the fabric using the supplementary weft technique — every motif built thread by thread on the loom, with no printing or embroidery involved. It was inscribed on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list in 2013.
Why does red look so beautiful on tussar silk?
Red on tussar's warm, matte ground reads as two warm tones in resonance, so the colour appears deeper and richer than red on brighter, cooler silks — a natural depth that suits the most festive occasions.
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