Jugmug Diwali :  ‘Kohbar’ themed Blue Handpainted Madhubani Tussar Silk Saree
 
One of our favourite combination of Blue and Beige Tussar silk saree. In this saree we have depicted the Kohbar painting which is an integral feature of Madhubani painting, painted on the wall of the nuptial chamber or the kohabaraghar.
 
Kohbar (nuptial chamber) painting is supposed to have started some 2500 years ago when the palace of Mithila at Janakpur was painted with this artwork to herald a blissful, conjugal life for bride Sita and groom Ram. Since then, what is known as kohbar painting has been customary on the walls of the nuptial chamber during the solemnizing of marriage in Mithila. The kohbar paintings draw and decorate the Moon, Sun, Tortoise, Snake, Lotus, Shankha, Peacock, Elephant,Fish,Kalash and Bamboo trees . The nine planets or navgraha is also given room in this painting to confer blessing on the newlyweds. The Bride and Groom are also represented here.The kohabaraghar is designed to promote peaceful co-existence, fertility and prosperity.
 
We have painted the border of the saree with Big Aripan Motifs of Madhubani with utmost precision and love. The saree is an exquisite amalgamation of the handwoven Tussar Silk saree from Bhagalpur, Bihar which is handpainted with love by the artisans of Bihar. A piece of heirloom worth cherishing and treasuring forever ! If you are eyeing a sophisticated, decent and yet bright &unique saree for this wedding/ festive season. This one will surely be an end of your search! Make it yours and cherish the beauty of handpainted art :)
 
It comes with a handpainted blouse piece of its own
 
Saree length : 6.5 m
 
Dry clean only. There might be slight change in colour due to camera lights
 
Happily & Proudly Handpainted.Cherish the delicacy of handloom and handmade products because they make it even more beautiful and one of a kind.