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Digital Floral Vine Leaf Printed Matka Silk Saree with Silver Zari Twill Border
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Digital Floral Vine Leaf Printed Matka Silk Saree with Silver Zari Twill Border

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Colour — Black Beauty3 available
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Item codeTAC274
MaterialMatka Silk Saree
ColourBlack Beauty
Weight0.45 kg
DimensionsBLOUSE/UNDERSKIRT TAILOR-MADE TO SIZE
Care

Dry clean only. Store folded in a soft muslin pouch away from direct sunlight to keep the sheen alive.

about the piece,

Description

There is a particular quietness to black that lets every other element speak. Matka silk carries within its slightly nubby, raw-spun texture the unhurried character of handloom tradition, originating from the weaving belts of West Bengal and Jharkhand where tussar and wild silk have long been worked into fabric of uncommon dignity. Here, that honest cloth is printed with a digital floral vine and leaf pattern, where the motifs bloom with a botanical precision that sits in gentle contrast to the earthen irregularity of the weave beneath. The silver zari twill border draws a composed, luminous edge around the drape, catching light without demanding it. Across the three colourways, Black Beauty, Black Sand, and Pirate Black, each carries a subtly different depth of tone, so the saree reads as both contemporary in its printed surface and rooted in its material character. At this price, it offers genuine silk at an accessible threshold, without compromise on drape or presence. Style it with a sleeveless raw-silk blouse in ivory or deep burgundy. Minimal silver jewellery from Rajasthan or Odisha would complete the restraint admirably.

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Behind this piece

Matka silk originates from the handloom clusters of Murshidabad and Bhagalpur, where artisans spin a characteristically thick, slubbed yarn from short silk fibres, giving the cloth its distinctive raw texture and quiet luminosity. Unlike the smoothness of Banarasi or the sheen of Kanjivaram, Matka holds light with a matte dignity all its own. Here, that honest ground meets a digital floral vine print in three depths of black, and a silver zari twill border introduces a restrained formal note, threading old craft sensibility into a thoroughly contemporary silhouette.

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How to style

For an evening cultural event, drape this in a Bengali-style pleat and pair with a raw silk sleeveless blouse in charcoal, silver jhumkas, and block-printed Kolhapuri flats. At a winter wedding reception, choose a full-sleeved brocade blouse in antique gold and layer with a pearl and oxidised silver necklace. For daytime office elegance, pleat it in the Nivi style over a crisp silk-cotton blouse in ivory; keep jewellery to simple silver studs and finish with tan leather block heels. The Pirate Black shade anchors every palette with effortless authority.

to last,

Fabric & care

Matka silk is a protein fibre and demands considered handling. Dry-clean for best results; if hand-washing, use cold water with a gentle, pH-neutral detergent and avoid wringing. Ease out moisture by rolling the saree in a clean cotton towel. Dry flat, away from direct sunlight, which can yellow the silk over time. Store loosely folded in a muslin cloth rather than plastic, and tuck a neem sachet alongside to deter moths. Refold along different lines each season to prevent permanent crease marks along the border.

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Each piece is hand-picked from artisan clusters we work with directly across India. Some are handloomed on traditional pit looms, others use block-printing, hand-embroidery, or heritage techniques passed down through generations. Small irregularities are part of the character — not a defect.