Bamboo Silk

Manjari

Madras
₹4,764.29

A limited-edition interplay of tactile bamboo silk and bespoke Madras checks

Unstitched Madras Checks Blouse Piece Included (Not sold separately)
The estimated dispatch timeline is approximately 20–25 days from order confirmation

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SKU:
SD0017

100% Handloom

Authenticity Certified

Artisan Made

From Sitara

Legacy Craft

Century-old Technique

Global Shipping

Standard 20 days

Designed and produced by us in strictly limited numbers, Manjari offers a refined narrative through pure handloom bamboo silk. The drape is elegantly finished with traditional tassels, bringing subtle movement to the architectural silhouette. To complete the vision, the saree is paired with a bespoke one-meter blouse piece in pure handloom Madras checks cotton. This accompaniment is custom-crafted exclusively by us to perfectly match the drape, bridging minimalist opulence with heritage craft.

Fabric

Pure Handloom Bamboo Silk

Craft

Bamboo Silk

Saree Length

6.5 metres

Blouse Piece

1 metre Pure Cotton Madras Checks (Handloom; exclusively produced to match)

Width

46 inches

Weight

Approx. 650g

Wash Care

Dry clean recommended

Wash Care: Dry clean recommended.

Design: Fluid bamboo silk body finished with delicate tassels, contrasted by a bespoke Madras check accompaniment.

Drape: Fluid, weightless, and effortlessly structured.

The Hands Behind the Craft

Rahul Basak

A third-generation master weaver from Phulia, Rahul has dedicated 25 years to preserving the "Shada Jamdani" heritage. His expertise lies in creating complex floral motifs without the use of graph paper, a skill passed down from his grandfather.

Meet All Our Weavers
Rahul Basak — Master Weaver

Every saree is woven on the loom. The weaving process itself takes a minimum of 3–21 days, depending on the saree and the weaving process.

Orders are processed in the order they are received. Thank you for understanding and supporting handwoven craftsmanship

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