Tussar Silk Sarees:

Tussar silk sarees or Kosa silk sarees, are produced with silk from the Tussar silkworm. The main population of this kind of silkworms can be found in the states of Jharkhand, Bihar, and West Bengal. These sarees are widely demanded and appreciated for their natural golden sheen with a rough, textured weave that makes them comfortable and lightweight. You can use these sarees for festivals or a casual get-together. In most cases, these are customarily handwoven with various motifs to express the richness of India’s living tradition.

Tussar Saree:

A Tussar saree a type of Indian dress which is made of Tussar silk and known for its its having a unique, slightly coarse texture and shine. They are mostly woven by hand, featuring traditional patterns such as floral or geometric and kantha work bandhani silk saree, thus giving information about regional artistry. With the ability to last long and the free flow of the air, they are the best to be worn in warm countries and of course in different events as well.

Pure Tussar Silk Sarees:

Pure Tussar silk sarees refer to sarees that are made from pure Tussar silk exclusively without blending with any other fiber to ensure the saree is original and gives a hand feel. These kilos are however also famous for their glossy look, loose weaving, and the bright handloomed print layouts like silver or gold (zari) borders and embroidery. These sarees, being a darling of time, are deeply rooted in the history of comforting and robust rawness.

Price of Tussar Silk Saree:

The cost of Tussar silk sarees largely depends on their artisanship, purity, and design complexity for which the price range is usually between ₹3,000 to ₹20,000 or even more for the luxury ones. Sambalpuri Tussar sarees with the silver or gold zari work by the skilled weavers from Sambalpur certainly fall into this category. However, always buy from credible sellers as prices that are too low might point to imitations.