Tussar
Tussar Silk Sarees
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Off‑White Tussar Silk Saree -
Vriksha Vihari -
Teal‑Green Tussar Printed Saree -
Smoky Grey Tussar Printed Saree -
Royal Blue Tussar Printed Saree -
Olive‑Green Tussar Printed Saree -
Off‑White Silk Blend Saree -
Maroon Tussar Printed Saree -
Light Beige Tussar Silk Saree -
Kantha Work Tussar Silk Saree -
Ice‑blue Tussar Printed Saree -
Beige Tussar Printed Saree -
Beige Tussar Floral Printed Saree -
Beige Silk Blend Saree
Tussar Silk Sarees: Wild Elegance & Natural Texture
Tussar silk sarees offer a rustic, textured elegance from wild silkworms, while semi-tussar provides a softer, refined version—both ideal for breathable luxury in Daarakale collections.
Origin & Heritage
Tussar (also Tassar/Kosa) originates from wild Antheraea mylitta silkworms in Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, and West Bengal forests, feeding on Arjun/Sal leaves—dating back 4,000 years to Indus Valley times.
Tribal communities (Santhal, Munda) harvest cocoons sustainably; semi-tussar blends wild tussar with mulberry silk for smoother finish. GI-tagged, it empowers rural economies vs. cultivated silks.
Pure tussar takes 2-15 days to weave on handlooms; natural dyes yield earthy tones, absorbing vibrant hues beautifully.
Craftsmanship & Quality
Hand-reeled from forest cocoons (reeled for long threads, spun for texture), starched, and woven with motifs like checks, stripes, Jamdani floats, or floral borders. OurGrade A tussar(authentic wild silk certification) ensures hypoallergenic, thermo-regulating fabric—cooler in summer, warm in winter.
Uses & Occasions
Earthy appeal suits versatile styling:
- Festivals (Ugadi, Durga Puja): Vibrant dyed tussar with zari borders + gold jhumkas.
- Weddings/Parties: Heavy pallu semi-tussar + contrast blouse.
- Daily/Office: Neutral tones + minimal jewelry for fusion looks.
- Casual: Belted drape for brunches—breathable for Bengaluru humidity.