Tussar Silk

Tussar silk, also known as Bhagalpuri silk, is valued for its natural gold color, textured weave, and breathable comfort. Made from wild silkworm cocoons found in Eastern and Central India, it is durable with a rich, organic finish. The fabric stays cool in humid weather and drapes crisply, making it suitable for formal and festive wear. In current fashion, Tussar silk reflects sustainable luxury and authentic craftsmanship.

Pure Tussar Silk Saree Collection

These sarees pair heritage weaving with modern design. The texture is slightly coarse yet soft on the skin, ideal for long events or travel. Explore key regional styles and handcraft techniques below:

• Handcrafted Hand-Painted Tussar Silk Saree - Pure Tussar silk hand-painted with traditional Indian motifs.
• Eco-Glam Handwoven Pure Tussar Silk Saree - Madhubani-inspired design made with natural dyes and eco-friendly weaving.
• Black Tussar Silk Elegance Saree - Bhagalpuri handloom weave with a deep black body and woven border for evening wear.
• Natural Tussar Giccha Silk Saree - Lightweight with a soft sheen, suitable for daily formal use.
• Copper Colour Tissue Tussar Silk Saree - Tussar-tissue blend with gold-toned zari, ideal for weddings and festivals.

Types and Care of Tussar Silk

Main Varieties

• Bhagalpuri Tussar: From Bihar, known for fine weaving and warm, earthy tones.
• Giccha Tussar: Features irregular slubs for a rustic look and soft feel.
• Dupion Tussar: Sturdy silk with natural sheen, preferred for structured drapes.
• Hand-Painted Tussar: Decorated with folk art such as Madhubani or Kalamkari.

Care Tips

Dry-clean to maintain color and sheen. Wrap sarees in muslin and store in a dry place. Avoid direct heat on painted or zari areas. With care, Tussar silk keeps its texture for years. Delivery for handcrafted pieces usually takes 5-10 days within India. A simple tip: air out sarees occasionally to preserve freshness.

About Bhasha Bharat

Bhasha Bharat is an Indian ethnic wear label focused on handloom textiles and regional art. It connects artisans with global buyers through collections featuring Tussar silk, Madhubani, and Kalamkari sarees. The brand supports sustainable weaving, transparent sourcing, and cultural appreciation, offering shipping across India and internationally.