Embrace the ultimate intersection of tradition and modern minimalism with our Black and White Pure Tussar Silk Kantha Saree. This saree is a masterclass in high-contrast elegance, featuring a luminous off-white “Wild Silk” base that serves as a dramatic canvas for intricate charcoal-black needlework. Every inch of the borders and the anchal (pallu) is adorned with hand-stitched Nakshi Kantha patterns, creating a rhythmic, textured look that is both understated and undeniably royal.

The Timeless Radiance of the Black and White Pure Tussar Silk Kantha Saree

The Black and White Pure Tussar Silk Kantha Saree is designed for the woman who appreciates the “Slow Fashion” philosophy. The rich, naturally slubbed texture of the pure Tussar silk provides a structured drape and a sophisticated matte glow. The black threadwork—ranging from geometric mandalas to delicate floral vines—is meticulously hand-rendered using the iconic running stitch, a process that takes master artisans weeks to complete for a single piece.

What makes this Black and White Pure Tussar Silk Kantha Saree truly exceptional is its versatility. The monochrome palette ensures that it remains a perennial favorite, transcending seasonal trends. It is an heirloom-worthy choice for high-profile gallery openings, corporate cultural events, or serene evening receptions where you want to project an aura of intellectual grace and artisanal luxury.

Product Details

Fabric: Pure Tussar Silk (Silk Mark Certified)

Work: Kantha Embroidery

Length: 6.3 meters including blouse piece

Styling & Pairing Tips

Jewelry: Gold, copper, or terracotta jewelry to enhances the tones

Makeup: Soft shimmer eyeshadow and coral tones to complement the hues

Accessories: Pair with a handcrafted clutch or potli bag for a traditional touch

Hairstyle: A classic low bun or soft waves complete the refined look

Craft and Heritage

Originating from the heartlands of Bihar and West Bengal, Tussar Silk is celebrated for its soft texture and rich golden undertone.

Tussar silk harvesting is a sustainable process that preserves the natural lifecycle of silkworms, while Kantha embroidery is a centuries-old tradition where women in Bengal tell stories through thread. By choosing this saree, you are directly supporting the preservation of these eco-friendly and artisanal legacies. Every saree takes several days to complete, reflecting a seamless blend of skill, patience, and creativity.

Discover more about authentic Tussar Silk crafts at the Ministry of Textiles, India.

Shipping Information

We offer free standard shipping within the United States on all orders over $99. For orders below this threshold, a flat shipping fee of $9.99 will be applied at checkout.

All orders are typically processed and dispatched within 1–2 business days after the order is received. Kindly ensure that your shipping address is accurate and complete to avoid any delays or delivery issues.

Once your order has been shipped, you will receive a confirmation email with tracking information so you can monitor the status of your delivery.

Most domestic U.S. shipments are delivered within 2 business days from the date of dispatch, depending on your location. For any concerns regarding shipping, delays, or special requests, please feel free to contact our customer service team.

Wash Care Instructions

To maintain the beauty and longevity of your Black and White Pure Tussar Silk Kantha Saree, dry cleaning is strongly recommended, especially for handwoven fabrics and intricate work.

Avoid using brushes or abrasive tools while cleaning, as they may damage the delicate weave and embellishments.

Do not wring, soak, or machine wash the fabric.

Store the saree in a cool, dry place, ideally in a muslin or cotton bag to allow the fabric to breathe.

Keep away from direct sunlight when drying or storing to prevent fading.

With proper care, your saree will remain a treasured piece in your wardrobe for years to come. Shop more of our Sarees here.

Product Disclaimer

Please note that the color of the actual product may vary slightly from what you see on your screen.

This is due to differences in device display settings and the fact that our sarees are photographed under professional studio lighting or natural daylight to capture their true beauty.

We strive to provide the most accurate representations possible, but slight variations in color and texture are natural characteristics of handcrafted textiles and should not be considered defects.