Blue Tie & Dye Shibori Linen Madhubani Saree

The Blue Tie and Dye Shibori Linen Madhubani Hand-Painted Saree is a blend of traditional art forms and contemporary textile techniques. Here’s an overview of this beautiful accessory:

Product Overview:

• Material:

  • Linen Fabric: The saree is crafted from pure linen, known for its lightweight, breathable, and elegant texture. Linen provides a crisp drape and enhances the saree’s overall sophistication.

• Design and Craftsmanship:

  • Madhubani Painting: Originating from the Mithila region of Bihar, Madhubani painting is a traditional art form renowned for its detailed patterns and vivid colors. This hand-painted artwork reflects ancient motifs and stories, adding a cultural richness to the saree.
  • Tie & Dye Shibori: The saree features Shibori tie and dye techniques in blue, creating unique and captivating patterns. Shibori is an ancient Japanese method of dyeing fabric, and its integration with Madhubani art gives the saree a modern yet traditional look.
  • Blouse Piece: The saree includes a blouse piece with Madhubani work, ensuring a coordinated and polished ensemble.

• Size and Style:

  • Length: The saree measures 6.5 meters, offering enough fabric for versatile draping styles.
  • Blouse Piece: Attached with Madhubani work, complementing the saree’s overall design.

Key Features:

• Hand-Painted Madhubani Art: The saree is adorned with authentic Madhubani painting, showcasing traditional motifs and intricate designs. Each piece is unique due to the hand-painted nature.
• Shibori Tie & Dye: The blue Shibori tie and dye technique adds an element of modern artistry, creating visually striking patterns.
• Elegant Linen Fabric: The pure linen material provides a refined drape and luxurious feel, enhancing the saree’s elegance.

Product Details:

• Fabric: Linen with Shibori tie and dye and hand-painted Madhubani art
• Color: Blue with intricate Madhubani designs
• Length: 6.5 meters
• Blouse Piece: Included with Madhubani work

Care Instructions:

• Hand Wash: Gently hand wash the saree to maintain the quality of the fabric and artwork.
• Ironing: Iron on the backside of the hand-painted areas to prevent damage to the artwork.
• Natural Irregularities: Slight variations in color and patterns are part of the charm of hand-painted and hand-dyed fabrics, reflecting the artisanal craftsmanship.