Lavender Peacock Design Pure Tussar Silk Handwoven Jamdani Saree

Presenting a rare and majestic Lavender Peacock Design Pure Tussar Silk Handwoven Jamdani Saree — an extraordinary piece of handloom artistry where two distinct silk traditions are united in a single saree: a kora Muslin Silk pallu bearing a handwoven peacock design, and a pure Tussar Silk body adorned with allover handwoven Jamdani butas, in a soft and luminous lavender. Silk Mark certified, with a Tussar check blouse piece.

The construction of this saree is its first exceptional quality. The body is woven in pure Tussar Silk — a wild silk harvested from the cocoons of Antheraea silkworms feeding on forest trees, celebrated for its characteristic earthy warmth, natural golden-beige sheen, and distinctive textured surface. The pallu is woven in kora Muslin Silk — ultra-fine, airy, and luminous. The juxtaposition of Tussar’s earthy warmth and Muslin’s cool translucency creates a saree of rich textural dialogue, the two silks complementing each other across the length of the drape.

The peacock pallu is the saree’s centrepiece — a handwoven peacock rendered in the kora Muslin Silk using the supplementary weft Jamdani technique, where every feather, curve, and detail is built thread by thread on the loom. The peacock is among the most auspicious and symbolically resonant motifs in Indian textile heritage — India’s national bird, associated with grace, beauty, the monsoon, and divine favour across Hindu mythology (the vehicle of Kartikeya, the adornment of Krishna). A handwoven peacock pallu in fine Muslin Silk is a work of extraordinary artisan skill and cultural significance.

Across the Tussar body, delicate allover Jamdani butas are handwoven — small, repeated motifs distributed across the entire ground, creating a surface of gentle, all-over richness that perfectly complements the grandeur of the peacock pallu. The lavender shade — soft, cool, and luminously feminine — unifies both silks and enhances the peacock’s natural iridescent quality, the pale violet tone echoing the blues and greens of the peacock’s plumage. A Tussar check blouse piece is included, woven in the same Tussar tradition as the body. At 450g, this saree drapes with graceful, natural weight and fluidity.

✨ Majestic, rare, and deeply handcrafted — perfect for weddings, festive occasions, cultural events, and collectors who appreciate the exceptional artistry of a peacock Jamdani pallu in dual-silk construction.

Product Details

• Fabric: Pure Tussar Silk (body) + Kora Muslin Silk (pallu) — Silk Mark Certified
• Colour: Lavender
• Weave: Handwoven Jamdani — Supplementary Weft Technique
• Design: Handwoven Peacock Pallu (Kora Muslin) + Allover Buta Motifs (Tussar Body)
• Length & Width: 6.5 meters x 47 inches
• Weight: 450g
• Blouse Piece: Included — Tussar Check
• Certification: Silk Mark Certified
• Origin: West Bengal, India (Dhakai Jamdani Tradition)
• Occasion: Wedding, Festive, Cultural Events, Special Celebrations, Collector’s Piece
• Care: Dry clean recommended to preserve the Tussar Silk, Muslin Silk, and handwoven Jamdani weave

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the significance of the peacock motif in Indian textile heritage?
The peacock is India’s national bird and one of the most auspicious and beloved motifs in Indian art, mythology, and textile tradition. In Hindu mythology, the peacock is the vehicle of Kartikeya and is associated with the adornment of Krishna; its feathers are symbols of divine grace, beauty, and protection. In Indian textiles, the peacock is particularly celebrated in handloom weaving — its complex, iridescent form a supreme test of the weaver’s skill when rendered in the supplementary weft Jamdani technique, where every feather must be built thread by thread without any printing or embroidery.

What is Tussar Silk?
Tussar Silk (also known as Kosa Silk) is a wild silk harvested from the cocoons of Antheraea silkworms that feed on forest trees such as oak and jamun. Unlike cultivated Mulberry Silk, Tussar is a forest silk — its characteristic earthy warmth, natural golden-beige sheen, and slightly textured surface are the result of the wild silk fibre’s natural variation. Tussar has been woven in India for centuries and is particularly associated with the handloom traditions of Jharkhand, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, and West Bengal.

What is Kora Muslin Silk?
Kora Muslin is the finest and most natural-state form of Muslin — ultra-fine, unbleached or minimally processed, with a characteristic airy translucency and cool luminosity. It is the most traditional and prized base for Jamdani weaving, its fine plain weave allowing handwoven motifs to appear almost suspended within the fabric.

Is this saree Silk Mark certified?
Yes. This saree carries the Silk Mark certification, guaranteeing 100% pure natural silk across both the Tussar and Muslin Silk components.

Is a blouse piece included?
Yes. A Tussar check blouse piece, woven in the same Tussar tradition as the saree body, is included.