Mint Green Semi-Tussar Saree with Handpainted Florals and Zari Accents

The mint green semi-Tussar saree is a tribute to India’s handloom heritage and artisanal painting traditions. It opens a window into a world where elegance meets authenticity, where each floral brushstroke is a verse in a larger story of craft and grace. This saree brings together delicate painting and refined gold zari—making it a wearable canvas of botanical beauty.

Craftsmanship of the Mint Green Semi-Tussar Saree

Crafted from soft, breathable semi-Tussar silk, this saree is handpainted with meticulous floral motifs. The brushwork is fluid, expressive, and symbolic of growth and harmony. Every flower is rendered by hand—creating gentle asymmetry and uniqueness that no printed or machine-made motif can replicate. Gold zari borders frame the artwork, catching the light with quiet opulence.

Why Choose This Mint Green Semi-Tussar Saree?

• Truly Unique: Each saree is one-of-a-kind, handpainted by skilled artisans.
• Elegant Hue: The mint green tone offers serenity and a soft, luminous glow.
• Textured Luxury: Semi-Tussar silk offers a blend of rustic charm and elegant drape.
• Hand-Finished Touches: From pallu to pleats, every detail shows craftsmanship.
• Ethical and Sustainable: Supports slow fashion and heritage Indian arts.

Perfect for Festive Occasions

Whether worn at a haldi ceremony, sangeet, classical concert, or festive brunch, the mint green semi-Tussar saree radiates quiet sophistication. Pair with heritage gold jewelry or hand-beaten silver for a rooted, refined ensemble. Its natural elegance makes it perfect for spring and summer celebrations.

Product Details

• Fabric: Handpainted Semi-Tussar Silk
• Color: Mint Green with Gold Zari Borders
• Motifs: Handpainted Floral Patterns
• Blouse: Unstitched, Contrasting Color
• Length: 6.5 meters including blouse piece
• Care: Dry clean only. Store flat in muslin and avoid folding over painted areas.

The mint green semi-Tussar saree is more than a garment—it’s an heirloom of handwork, patience, and beauty. To appreciate similar heritage crafts, visit the UNESCO List of Intangible Cultural Heritage that includes many Indian textile arts.

You can also explore our curated Kantha Sarees Collection to discover more handcrafted treasures.