This Breathtaking Madhubani Handpainted & Handembroidy Kantha Korean Silk Saree is a never seen fusion of two artforms.  This is our new signature saree that can be treasured forever and passed on from one generation to other. In this off white korean silk saree we have used multicolours to represent Mithila Women carrying Diyas, along with Fish and Lotus motifs and unique Madhubani Borders. The blank spaces on the aanchal has been filled with bright and vibrant Leaf Motifs.  Madhubani Artwork is accompanied with a black and red handstitched Kantha work and all the motifs are surrounded by the handembroidery.
 
 
Kantha (also spelled kanta, and qanta) is a type of embroidery craft in the eastern regions of the Indian subcontinent, specifically in Bangladesh and in the Indian states of West Bengal, Tripura and Odisha. It was a craft that was practiced by women of all rural classes, "the rich landlord’s wife making her own elaborate embroidered quilt in her leisure time and the tenant farmer’s wife making her own thrifty coverlet, equal in beauty and skill." 
 
 
Kantha, one of the oldest forms of embroidery from India and a craft practiced today by millions of South Asian women, originated from the most humble of beginnings. Born in the rural villages of Bengal, this art form all but disappeared in the early 19th century before being revived in the 1940s by the daughter in law of the famed Bengali poet and Nobel laureate, Rabindranath Tagore.
 
 
Handpainted Madhubani painting Saree with unstitched blouse, on handwoven Korean Silk Fabric. Graceful, Elegant, Durable Saree handpainted with love.
 
Madhubani Paintings are famous for motifs and designs based on Nature and Gods, widely celebrated artform worldwide. This saree is painted in multicolor with depiction of Fish, Peacock and Lotus design on the aanchal and Floral Mithila Border on the borders.
 
Saree length- 5.5 meteres &  Comes with a handpainted and handembroidery  Blouse Piece. Model is wearing a different blouse for styling purpose.
 
• Dry clean only
• Handloom fabric may have uneven edges.
• Iron on the back side of the artwork
• The Hand painted technique may leave slight strains of color which depicts the beauty of handpainting.
 
 
Happily Handmade :)