Copper Zari With Purple Colour Half Tissue Sequins & Half Matka Silk Handloom Saree

Presenting a sumptuously glamorous and richly textured Copper Zari with Purple Half Tissue Sequins & Half Matka Silk Handloom Saree — a dramatically composed occasion piece where two entirely different silk personalities are united in a single saree: the earthy, raw richness of Matka Silk on one half, and the shimmering, sequined luminosity of Tissue Silk on the other, bound together by the warm, festive glow of copper zari throughout. Silk Mark certified.

The half-and-half construction is the defining design statement of this saree — and the contrast it creates is deliberate and theatrical. The Matka Silk half brings the grounded, rustic character that Matka is celebrated for: a slubbed, hand-spun raw silk with a naturally irregular, textured surface, woven in deep purple with the earthy warmth and natural depth that only this distinctly Bengali silk tradition can produce. The Tissue Silk half is its dramatic counterpoint: woven with a fine metallic warp that gives Tissue its characteristic semi-transparent, iridescent shimmer. Here, the Tissue half is further embellished with sequins detailing — each sequin catching the light with a restrained, multidirectional sparkle that elevates the shimmer of the Tissue to full festive radiance.

Running through the saree, copper zari — fine metallic thread in a warm, burnished copper tone — provides the unifying element between the two halves. Copper zari is a distinctive and increasingly celebrated alternative to gold and silver zari in Indian handloom — its warm, antique richness complementing the deep purple colourway with a jewel-like intensity that gold or silver would not. The copper thread glows against the purple with a particularly warm, festive radiance.

At 650g, this is a richly substantial saree with a deeply satisfying drape — the weight of a true occasion piece that moves with the authority and presence the design deserves. The deep purple ground — regal, rich, and chromatic — provides the perfect base for the interplay of Matka’s earthy depth, Tissue’s shimmer, sequins’ sparkle, and copper zari’s burnished warmth. A blouse piece is included.

✨ Dramatic, richly crafted, and unapologetically glamorous — perfect for weddings, evening receptions, cocktail functions, and any festive occasion that calls for the full, commanding presence of an exceptional handloom statement piece.

Product Details

• Fabric: Half Matka Silk + Half Tissue Silk with Sequins (Silk Mark Certified)
• Colour: Purple with Copper Zari
• Construction: Half & Half — Matka Silk + Tissue Sequins
• Embellishment: Copper Zari + Sequins on Tissue Half
• Length & Width: 6.5 meters x 47 inches
• Weight: 650g (Richly Substantial — Full Occasion Drape)
• Blouse Piece: Included
• Certification: Silk Mark Certified
• Origin: West Bengal, India
• Occasion: Wedding, Evening Reception, Cocktail Function, Festive, Cultural Events
• Care: Dry clean recommended to preserve the Matka Silk, Tissue Silk, sequins, and copper zari

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tissue Silk?
Tissue Silk is a delicate, semi-transparent woven silk with a metallic warp — typically gold, silver, or copper thread — that gives it a characteristic iridescent shimmer and a gossamer-light translucency. It is one of the most glamorous and festively luminous of all Indian handloom textiles, traditionally used for bridal and high-occasion wear. The metallic warp catches the light from multiple angles, creating a surface that appears to change colour and intensity as it moves.

What is Matka Silk?
Matka Silk is a textured raw silk produced from short silk fibres spun by hand, primarily in West Bengal. Unlike the smooth, uniform surface of Mulberry Silk, Matka has a characteristic slubbed, slightly uneven surface that gives it a rustic, earthy warmth and natural depth. It is a distinctly Bengali silk tradition, celebrated for its robust, textured quality and the natural, undyed richness of its ground.

Why copper zari rather than gold?
Copper zari — fine metallic thread in a warm, burnished copper tone — is a distinctive and increasingly celebrated alternative to traditional gold or silver zari. Against a deep purple ground, copper’s warm, antique richness creates a jewel-like intensity and festive warmth that gold or silver would approach differently. It is a more unusual and characterful choice that gives this saree a particular richness and depth of colour story.

What does the 650g weight mean for drape and wear?
At 650g, this is a richly substantial saree — among the heavier pieces in the handloom range. The weight creates a deeply satisfying drape with natural fall and movement authority, making it a true occasion piece. It is best suited for weddings, evening events, and festive celebrations rather than everyday or all-day casual wear.

Is a blouse piece included?
Yes. A blouse piece is included with this saree.