TUSSAR SILK SAREE VJD SA 10092464

A Tussar silk saree with a Banarasi border is a perfect blend of rustic elegance and regal craftsmanship. This combination marries the natural texture of Tussar silk with the opulent detailing of Banarasi weaving, creating a saree that is both graceful and luxurious. Here’s a detailed description:

1. Fabric:

• Tussar Silk: Tussar silk, also known as Kosa silk, is a wild silk variety known for its natural golden sheen and rich texture. This fabric is slightly coarse but softens with wear. Tussar silk has a distinct texture and an earthy charm that sets it apart from other silk varieties. It is highly breathable, lightweight, and perfect for both formal and semi-formal occasions.
• The raw beauty of Tussar silk gives the saree an understated elegance, making it ideal for women who appreciate traditional, rustic aesthetics.

2. Banarasi Border:

• The Banarasi border adds a touch of grandeur to the Tussar silk saree. Originating from the city of Varanasi, Banarasi borders are known for their intricate weaving and heavy use of zari work (gold or silver threads). These borders feature traditional motifs like:
  • Floral and foliate patterns (kalga and bel).
  • Mughal-inspired motifs such as paisleys and intricate architectural designs.
  • Geometric or temple motifs that add a structured and classic look.
• The border can be wide and opulent, creating a stunning contrast with the simpler, textured body of the Tussar saree.

3. Style & Versatility:

• Tussar silk sarees with Banarasi borders are the perfect blend of earthy elegance and royal allure. These sarees work well for both festive occasions and more formal gatherings like weddings, poojas, or family functions.
• The Tussar silk body is lightweight and breathable, making it comfortable for long wear, while the Banarasi border adds a touch of formality and festivity to the saree.
• The combination of textures—the matte, slightly coarse Tussar silk and the rich, glossy Banarasi border—creates a balanced look that is both subtle and luxurious.

4. Color Combinations:

• Tussar silk sarees typically come in earthy tones like beige, gold, cream, brown, and honey, but they can also be dyed in a wide range of colors.
• The Banarasi border often features zari work in gold or silver, and the borders can be in contrasting colors to highlight the intricate weaving. Popular combinations include:
  • Deep red or maroon Banarasi borders on a gold or beige Tussar body for a classic, festive look.
  • Green or royal blue borders on cream or ivory Tussar for a bold, eye-catching contrast.
  • Pastel or neutral Tussar body with a gold or silver zari border for a contemporary yet traditional feel.
• Some sarees feature dual-tone Banarasi borders, creating a multi-dimensional look.

5. Maintenance:

• Tussar silk sarees are relatively easy to maintain compared to other silk sarees. However, due to the intricate Banarasi border, it is best to dry clean these sarees to preserve both the natural texture of the Tussar silk and the delicate zari work.
• Storing the saree in a soft muslin or cotton cloth will help protect the silk and keep the zari border from tarnishing over time.

  Return Charges:
  - In case of in-house returns, a return delivery charge of ₹200 will be applied.
  - Shipping charges and Cash on Delivery (COD) charges are not refundable.
  
  Please note the following:
  - Returns requested after 24 hours from delivery will not be accepted.
  - Return consignments should be sent back within 7 days of delivery.
  - Cancellation requests can only be made within 24 hours of placing the order.
  - Refunds will be processed once the returned product is received and verified to be in original condition.
  
  For any return-related queries or to initiate a return, please contact our customer support team. We strive to provide a seamless and satisfactory return experience for our valued customers.

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