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Malati – Handloom Wax Hand Batik Pure Mulberry Silk (Silk Mark Certified)
Malati – Handloom Wax Hand Batik Pure Mulberry Silk (Silk Mark Certified)
Regular price
Rs. 9,250.00
Regular price
Rs. 10,250.00
Sale price
Rs. 9,250.00
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Description
Handloom Hand Wax Batik Murshidabad Mulberry Pure Silk Saree with Silk Mark certification — handcrafted by skilled artisans of West Bengal. Contemporary floral motifs in multicolor hue hand drawn using shoru tuli in on a grey and black cracked batik canvas achieved with traditional manual wax-resist dyeing technique, a heritage art form practiced for generations. Made from 100% pure mulberry silk, woven using 3-ply silk yarn for superior strength, a richer fall, natural sheen. The saree comes with an unstitched running blouse piece.
Details
- Color: Grey & Black
- Craft: Hand Wax batik & Shoru Tuli Alpona
- Weave Origin: Murshidabad, West Bengal
- Length: Blouse Piece (Last image)
- Weight: 650 grams (approximately)
- Fabric: 100% Pure Mulberry Silk
- Certification : SILK MARK CERTIFIED
- Unit: 1 Saree (Blouse showcased here is for styling purposes only)
Style Tip: You can style this with exquisite pearl jewelry for a glam look.
PRODUCT CARE
PRODUCT CARE
- HAND PAINTED - Dry clean and iron on low heat on the reverse.
- SILKS - Dry clean and iron on medium heat.
- HAND EMBROIDERED - Dry clean and iron on medium heat.
- HANDBLOCK PRINTS - Handblock print fabrics tend to bleed out excess color in initial few washes. First time dry cleaning advisable. Incase washing at home, wash them gently (don’t twist/wring) & separately in cold water using mild detergents only. Drip dry them before hanging them out to dry in shade. Always iron on low heat, best on reverse side.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
- Differences in shade might appear due to camera lights.
- There might be slight discrepancies in the pattern and hand work which itself stands as a testimony of human involvement in the process and also the reason that makes each piece unique.
- Handloom fabrics tend to bleed out the excess color in initial washes.
- All products are dry cleaned, and sanitized, as a process before it is up for selling
