Maroon Pure Tussar Ghicha Silk with Handcrafted Madhubani Saree

Ghicha Silk Saree is a type of silk saree that is handwoven using the “ghicha” or “tassar” silk yarn. Ghicha silk is a type of wild silk that is produced by the silkworms which feed on the leaves of the sal tree, found in India.

The process of making a Ghicha silk saree involves hand-spinning the silk yarn, dyeing it with natural dyes, and then weaving it on a traditional handloom. These sarees are known for their unique texture, durability, and ability to retain their shape even after several washes.

Ghicha silk sarees are popular among women in India and are often worn for special occasions like weddings, festivals, and other important events. They are available in a range of colors and designs, and some of the popular varieties include Jamdani Ghicha silk sarees, Baluchari Ghicha silk sarees, and Kantha Ghicha silk sarees.

Ghicha silk sarees are not only elegant and beautiful but also have cultural significance in India. They are a symbol of the country’s rich heritage and traditional craftsmanship.

Silk Mark is a certification mark that is used to identify pure silk products. It is a quality assurance label that is given to silk products that meet certain standards and criteria. The Silk Mark label is managed by the Silk Mark Organization of India (SMOI), which is a society set up by the Central Silk Board of India.