Block Printed Gicha Tussar Silk Saree — Warli Tribal Art (Red Border)

A saree that turns centuries-old tribal storytelling into wearable art — this Soft Gicha Tussar Silk Saree is block printed with intricate Warli art, the native folk-painting tradition of Maharashtra. The natural beige body is scattered with small hand-drawn Warli figures — dancers, animals, and birds — while the pallu unfolds into an elaborate, densely detailed composition: a tiered pagoda-like structure at its centre, flanked by sunburst mandalas filled with galloping horses, birds, and human figures, and framed by narrow side panels packed with elephants, camels, and village scenes. A rich red border runs along the edges and across the hem, grounding the intricate artwork in a bold pop of colour. Silk Mark Certified, it guarantees 100% genuine, pure natural silk.

Product Highlights

• Certification: Silk Mark Certified — guaranteed pure natural silk
• Fabric: Pure Gicha Tussar Silk
• Print Technique: Hand block printed
• Art Form: Warli Tribal Art, native to Maharashtra
• Pallu Design: Tiered pagoda motif with sunburst mandalas, animal and human figures, and detailed border panels
• Body: Natural beige with scattered Warli figures — dancers, birds, and animals
• Border: Solid red border with a triangular Warli-motif trim along the inner edge
• Colour: Natural Beige with Red
• Blouse Piece: Attached (self fabric)
• Care: Dry clean recommended

Product Description

Warli art is one of India's oldest tribal painting traditions, originating with the Warli community of Maharashtra, known for its distinctive use of simple geometric shapes — circles, triangles, and lines — to depict everyday life, nature, and celebration. This saree brings that entire visual language onto gicha tussar silk through detailed hand block printing.

The body stays understated, its natural beige tone scattered lightly with small Warli figures — stick-like dancers, birds, and animals — that echo the folk-art theme without overwhelming the fabric. The pallu, however, is where the artistry is in full display: a stepped, pagoda-like structure rises at the centre, surrounded by teeming scenes of village life, animals, and dancing figures rendered in the signature Warli style. On either side, two large sunburst mandalas encircle galloping horses and birds, while narrow vertical panels along the pallu's edges are densely packed with elephants, camels, and human figures in procession. The whole composition is anchored by a solid red border running along both edges and across the hem, finished with a fine triangular trim that echoes the geometric language of Warli art throughout.

This saree isn't just a garment — it's a printed narrative of rural and tribal life, making it a striking choice for those who want their clothing to carry genuine cultural weight alongside its aesthetic appeal.

Styling Tip

Let the pallu be the centrepiece — pair with a solid red, black, or mustard blouse to match the border tones, and keep jewellery minimal with terracotta or oxidised silver pieces to stay true to the earthy, tribal theme.

Why You'll Love It

• Silk Mark Certified — assured purity and authenticity of natural silk
• Authentic Warli tribal art, hand block printed onto genuine gicha tussar silk
• Densely detailed pallu that tells a visual story through traditional folk motifs
• Soft, lightweight tussar silk with a graceful natural drape
• A culturally rich piece ideal for festive occasions, exhibitions, and heritage events
• A distinctive addition to any handloom or folk-art inspired wardrobe

Accessories  : Blouses/Jewelry worn by the model are only for photo shoots and styling reference.

Product images shown are of the actual piece. As this saree features hand block printed artwork on natural gicha tussar silk, minor variations in print alignment and fabric texture are natural and are a mark of authentic handcrafted work, not a defect.This product ships worldwide.

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