Mustard and Red Tussar Silk Saree SUNGUDI COTTON SAREES Balance of Tradition and Modernity:

Balance of Tradition and Modernity: The pyjama pant adds a contemporary twist to traditional attire

One of the notable features of Sungudi sarees is the use of circular dots as a prominent motif

The wild silk worms eat oak leaves

and the attention to detail in placing the circular motifs (puttas) are all essential aspects of creating these beautiful sarees

Mustard and Red Tussar Silk Saree SUNGUDI COTTON SAREES Balance of Tradition and Modernity:Tussar Silk is obtained from variety of silk worms belonging to the moth genus Antheraea. They eat oak leaves, jamun leaves which are high in tannin. The tannin in the leaves imparts the pale gold colour characteristics to the tussar silk. This lustrous, golden hued silk has a natural sheen and is light weight. Hand Block Printed fabric is created by artisans with special skill and care that makes it attractive. These prints are beautiful renditions