Bhujodi saree - Tussar Silk

Made by : Khimji samji Vankar

The model in these pictures here is Vishakha Singh , an actor , a media producer, and a keynote speaker, who believes in slow fashion and is helping us to spread our sustainable and slow fashion stories to a bigger audiance . 

SHIPPING INFO: Dispatched in 2 to 3 business days. Exchange accepted within 7 days of delivery. Cancellation requests will be accepted strictly within 24 hours of placing the order only.

MEASUREMENTS: Width – 49in, Length- 6.5 mtrs ( including  blouse piece as shown in last picture )

Extra Blouse Piece - we have matched bright color handloom south cotton blouse piece of 90 cms , we will show u options before disapatching the saree.

Time taken to weave this saree - More than 2 weeks 

COLOR: Onion Pink

MATERIAL(S):  Tussar Silk

CARE: Dry Clean / Hand wash 

Extra Blouse Piece - we have matched bright yelow handloom south cotton blouse piece of 90 cms , before dispatching we will connect with u and show u more options as well in case u want to change the color of blouse piece.

Bhujodi sarees-

In a world that values sustainability and craftsmanship, Handwoven Bhujodi sarees stand as a testament to the beauty of traditional weaving techniques and the importance of eco-conscious choices. Embrace the heritage, elegance, and comfort of these sarees, where every thread tells a story of cultural richness and artisanal skill

Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance and sustainable luxury of woven Bhujodi sarees. Hailing from the vibrant region of Bhujodi in Gujarat, India, these sarees encapsulate the artistry of skilled weavers

These sarees are one of a kind and thoroughly sustainable and an example of slow living.

The  Tussar silk fabric has a coarse texture but is lighter. The Saree doesn't have any shine as may reflect in image .

Weaving Technique: Bhujodi, a renowned weaving village, lends its name to these sarees. The intricate weaving technique involves traditional pit looms, where skilled artisans meticulously create patterns and textures that narrate tales of the region's rich cultural heritage. The patterns often include geometric motifs, traditional tribal designs, and intricate borders