Cream Tussar Silk Saree With Blouse Piece Sarees For Sangeet and the Scindias of Gwalior

and the Scindias of Gwalior

The fluidity of Tissue silk makes them a perfect pick for festivals and weddings

the age old weaving technique is one of India's rich textile heritage

Bomkai sarees were granted Geographical Indication GI status in 2009

Chanderi was a prominent center for weaving fine textiles

Cream Tussar Silk Saree With Blouse Piece Sarees For Sangeet and the Scindias of GwaliorTussar silk, also known as Kosa silk, is derived from the silk produced by the larvae of several species of silk moths, primarily the Antheraea mylitta moth, which is native to India. The term Kosa is derived from the Sanskrit word Kosha, which means cocoon. Tussar silk was highly valued for its natural sheen, texture, and durability. The weaving flourished in various regions of India, including Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Odisha. Each region