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Handloom Pure Matka Muslin Silk in Teal - Cut Shuttle Weave - Yarn Dyed Saree
₹26,900₹29,88910% OFF
Inclusive of all taxes
or ₹4,484/mo. for 6 months with No Cost EMI* ·
One of a kind ❤️
We don't mass-produce. Once this piece sells, we won't restock or remake it.
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Delivered in 48 hours to metros · Same-Day in Delhi-NCR*
Silk Mark certified pure silk
“Handloom sarees are woven entirely by hand on traditional looms. The minor variations in weave are the artisan's signature — proof that no other saree in the world is exactly this one.”
Color: Teal
Silk Type: Matka and Resham
Loom Type: Handloom
Blouse Piece: Included
Motifs/Patterns: This saree comes in a bright, luminous teal, the kind of color that looks fresh at a morning brunch and still holds its own at an evening dinner. Two very different fabrics meet in one saree. The body is solid matka silk, textured and handspun with a natural slub. The pallu is sheer muslin silk that's almost weightless, carrying silver zari jamdani motifs. The broad silver border at the bottom and the slim one at the top keep everything balanced. It's elegant and sophisticated, and it's right for formal occasions, a bridal trousseau, celebrations, dinner parties and brunches. This is a color that works from morning till night.
The body is solid teal matka, with no motifs and nothing to interrupt the color. It doesn't need anything, because the matka itself is the texture. You can see the slub running through the fabric: small, uneven thicker threads that catch the light differently from the smooth ones. That slub comes from hand-spinning, and it's the fingerprint of real handspun matka. It gives the color depth, and it gives the saree a fall with a little body, so it holds its pleats and drapes cleanly without clinging.
The pallu switches to sheer muslin silk, and that sheerness is what makes the jamdani stand out. Geometric motifs are woven across it in silver zari. Each one is a square with arrow-like points at its four corners and a small silver zari disc at its centre, alternating with little clusters of four tiny squares. Teal bands edged with fine dark lines frame the sheer field on both sides, which ties the pallu back to the body. Because the base is almost see-through, every motif looks like it's floating, the way frost patterns seem to hang on a window. The pallu ends in tassels, and the saree comes with a running blouse piece.
Border Details: The two borders are deliberately different. At the top, a sleek, muted silver zari border runs quietly along the edge and keeps the shoulder and pleats clean. At the bottom, the border widens into a broad band of silver zari with jamdani motifs along its full length: pointed, tree-like geometric forms woven in white against the silver. It works like a photo frame weighted at the bottom so the picture feels grounded. The heavier lower border anchors the drape, the lighter top keeps it airy, and the teal body sits calmly between them. That balance is the weaver's own design decision, and it's a big part of why the saree looks so refined.
Special Techniques: This saree is yarn-dyed. The teal is dyed into the thread before weaving begins, not applied to the finished cloth. That matters more than usual here, because two very different yarns (thick handspun matka and fine muslin silk) have to come out as one matching teal. Getting yarns that absorb dye differently to match takes skill before the loom is even set up.
The matka is made from short silk fibers that are hand-spun rather than machine-reeled. That's where the slub comes from, and why no two matka sarees have exactly the same surface. Muslin silk is the opposite: a very fine yarn woven into an open, airy structure, which is what makes the pallu sheer.
Cut-shuttle weaving: how the saree is built. The matka saree is woven using the cut-shuttle method. The shuttle carries the thread across the full width of the loom, and the thread ends are cut and finished by hand wherever a section changes. That hand-finishing is what keeps the transitions between body, borders and pallu neat and secure. The hardest part is the switch from matka to muslin. Both share the same warp (the lengthwise threads), but at the pallu the weft (the crosswise thread) changes from thick matka to fine muslin silk. Picture a road that suddenly changes from gravel to glass. The weaver has to adjust how hard each row is beaten down and how tightly the threads sit, or the sheer section puckers, sags or pulls away from the body. Getting a clean, even transition across the full width is done by hand, row by row.
Needle jamdani: how the motifs are made. Jamdani is the weave used for the motifs, both in the bottom border and across the pallu. As each row of the base is woven, the weaver counts the warp threads and uses a fine needle to place the silver zari exactly where each point, square and disc of the motif belongs. The pattern thread goes only where the motif sits and nowhere else. Then the row is beaten down and the next one begins. There's no printing, no machine and no drawn guide, only the pattern carried in the weaver's memory. On a sheer muslin base, there's nowhere to hide a mistake: a loose thread or an uneven point shows from both sides of the cloth.
The zari. The silver zari is tested zari: a silk core wrapped in metallic thread, checked for quality and consistency. It isn't real silver. "Tested" refers to the verified quality of the zari. The silk core keeps it soft and flexible, so it moves with the sheer muslin instead of weighing it down or scratching, and it keeps a soft shine over the years instead of tarnishing the way imitation zari does.
Between matching the dye across two yarns, switching fabrics partway along the saree, cut-shuttle weaving the base and placing every jamdani motif by needle, a saree like this takes several weeks of skilled work to finish.
Season: All seasons
Care Instructions: Only dry cleaning. Never steam iron. If ironing at home, place a cotton/mulmul cloth on top of the saree and use your iron at the lowest heat setting. Our skilled artisans use natural dyes for all our handloom collection and this will protect the intricate zari work, fabric and wont harm your precious handloom.
Store in a cotton bag or a muslin cloth to protect against moisture."
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