Green Madhumalati Handspun Tussar Silk Dupatta Model_TC_Parijat Anupriya Mridha

Anupriya Mridha

Elevate your style with a saree that encapsulates the rich cultural heritage of Odisha while embracing modern aesthetics

The birds sitting face to face on the water in off-white colour with a red coloured beak depicts Flamingos as Chilika Lake Bird Sanctuary is a habitat of one of the biggest breeding places of flamingos in the world

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Green Madhumalati Handspun Tussar Silk Dupatta Model_TC_Parijat Anupriya MridhaA handspun tussar silk dupatta woven on a traditional handloom in Odisha, with Madhumalati patterning worked in extra weft across the full length. The motif is placed by hand, row by row, using the jala supplementary weft technique not printed or embroidered after weaving. Tussar silk comes from wild Antheraea mylitta moths that feed on arjun and asan trees in Odisha's forests. The yarn is handspun before it reaches the loom. The result is a fabric