The **Khaki Madhubani Hand-painted Folk Lady Tussar Ghicha Silk Saree** is a remarkable blend of traditional art and luxurious fabric. Here’s a detailed look at its features:

### Key Features:

– **Art Form:** 

  – The saree showcases **Madhubani painting**, a renowned art form from the Mithila region of Bihar, India. This art form has been practiced for centuries, with roots tracing back to the era of the Ramayana. Traditionally, Madhubani art was used to adorn homes and temples, often to celebrate significant events like the wedding of Lord Ram and Sita.

  – Originally, Madhubani paintings were done using natural colors and twigs, but contemporary versions use acrylic paints and brushes. This saree features **hand-painted depictions of folk ladies**, capturing the essence of traditional life and culture.

– **Design:**

  – The saree is presented in a **khaki color**, a neutral and versatile shade that complements the rich Madhubani artwork. The earthy tone adds a sophisticated and timeless appeal.

  – It is a **5.5-meter saree drape** with an **exclusive 90 cm running blouse piece**. The blouse piece also includes a Madhubani border, creating a coordinated and elegant look.

– **Fabric:**

  – Crafted from **Tussar Ghicha silk**, a variant of Tussar silk known for its natural, slightly textured feel. Ghicha silk has a distinct texture and a rich, lustrous finish, making it a luxurious choice for traditional wear.

– **Craftsmanship:**

  – The saree is meticulously handcrafted using the Madhubani painting technique, ensuring that each piece is unique. Variations in color and patterns are natural and reflect the artisanal nature of the work. Handloom fabric may exhibit some unevenness, adding to its charm and authenticity.

– **Care Instructions:**

  – **Dry clean only** to preserve the quality of the silk and the delicate hand-painted artwork.

  – Avoid tumble drying and direct sunlight to prevent any damage or fading.

  – Store the saree in a cool, dry place wrapped in muslin fabric to maintain its condition.