Murshidabad Silk Saree Red & White Colour Madhubani Painting Saree

₹10,500.00

Fabric: Murshidabad Silk
Craft Technique: Madhubani Hand-Painted
Colour: Red & White
Craft Tradition: Madhubani / Mithila Painting
Product Type: Handcrafted Silk Saree
Origin of Art Tradition: Bihar, India

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Description

Murshidabad Silk Saree with Red & White Madhubani Painting

Add a touch of traditional Indian artistry to your wardrobe with this Murshidabad silk saree featuring red and white Madhubani painting. The saree brings together the elegant texture of silk with the distinctive visual character of Madhubani art, creating a handcrafted textile suited to festive, cultural and special occasions.

Madhubani painting, also known as Mithila painting, is a traditional Indian folk-art form associated with Bihar and the Mithila region. Known for detailed lines, expressive patterns and distinctive compositions, the art form often draws inspiration from nature, mythology, cultural traditions and everyday life.

At Srijani, traditional Madhubani artwork is incorporated into contemporary handcrafted textiles, connecting India’s regional craft heritage with modern fashion. The red and white colour combination gives the saree a distinctive traditional appearance while allowing the Madhubani artwork to remain the visual focus.

What Makes This Murshidabad Silk Madhubani Saree Special?

This saree combines Murshidabad silk craftsmanship with hand-painted Madhubani artwork, creating a wearable representation of Indian folk-art heritage. The handcrafted nature of the artwork gives the saree a distinctive character compared with mass-produced printed textiles.

The red and white colour palette creates a classic and visually striking base for Madhubani motifs and patterns. The combination of silk fabric and traditional painting makes this saree suitable for anyone who appreciates Indian handicrafts, regional art and artisan-made textiles.

How to Style a Madhubani Painted Silk Saree

This Murshidabad silk Madhubani saree can be styled for festive celebrations, cultural occasions, traditional gatherings and special events. Pair it with traditional jewellery and a simple blouse to allow the Madhubani artwork to stand out.

For a more contemporary appearance, the saree can also be paired with minimal accessories and modern styling. Its handcrafted artistic character makes it suitable for occasions where traditional Indian textiles and cultural craftsmanship are appreciated.

How to Care for a Murshidabad Silk Madhubani Saree

For maintaining the quality of the Murshidabad silk fabric and Madhubani artwork, follow the care instructions supplied with the product. Silk garments should generally be handled carefully and stored appropriately to help preserve their fabric and handcrafted details.

Avoid treating the saree like a regular machine-washable garment. Proper care can help maintain the appearance and handcrafted character of the textile over time.

A Handcrafted Expression of Indian Art Heritage

Madhubani painting, also known as Mithila painting, represents an important tradition of Indian folk art associated with Bihar and the Mithila cultural region. Its intricate lines, decorative patterns and expressive themes have made it a distinctive form of Indian visual heritage.

Srijani brings this traditional art into contemporary handcrafted products by combining Madhubani painting with silk textiles. This Murshidabad silk saree reflects the meeting of traditional Indian artistry and wearable fashion, making it a meaningful choice for those who value handcrafted textiles and cultural heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions

The saree is made from Murshidabad silk and features traditional Madhubani painting in a red and white colour combination.

This saree features a red and white colour combination, complemented by traditional Madhubani artwork.

Yes. The saree features Madhubani hand-painted artwork, bringing traditional Mithila artistry onto the silk textile.

The saree features Madhubani painting, also known as Mithila painting, a traditional folk-art form associated with Bihar and the Mithila region.