Printed tussar ghicha silk sarees is a new craze as it is a combination of traditional and modern trends. The printed ghicha silk sarees are natural and give a natural texture and an outstanding sensational weaving. We establish endless possibilities for sarees with amazingly printing technique inspired by traditional art blended with a palette of colors and distinctive motifs and designs. Painting inspirations are taken from traditional art like madhubani painting, ikkat weaves, kalamkari and kantha by using printing techniques like screen printing, block printing, batik and tie & dye.
Madhubani painting is a traditional folk art of Bihar. Previously, in a rural setting, wall paintings were done on freshly plastered or mud walls. However, paintings are now being created on paper, canvas, and cloth, as well as converting them into prints to make them more accessible to art lovers. Designers of high-end antiques, apparels, and accessories have drawn inspiration from this magnificent art form's vibrant, mythical, and colourful patterns. As a result, designers have collaborated closely with local artisans to provide services to both. The revival and promotion of this historic textile craft through incorporation into current garments and accessory goods can help to boost this traditional folk art on a national and international scale.
Furthermore, sarees featuring madhubani prints by using screen printing, block printing and table dye techniques are gaining widespread acceptance among young professionals. Madhubani printed tussar Ghicha silk saree is hugely appreciated by those who like the unique coarse texture with artistic elaborate printed border and pallu. It is light and airy, which makes it really comfortable to wear in all seasions.
The Ikat print is a form of tie and dye art that is weaved into the fabric to create these gorgeous sarees. This is a process to create the design on the loom prior to weaving. A characteristic of ikat textiles is an apparent “blurriness” to the design. Ikat saree is considered as a bridge between vintage and modern styling. The motifs used in ikat sarees are floral pattern, geometrical pattern, small flower buttis, human figure, shankha, chakra, animal and bird depictions are used in Sarees. By taking inspiration from ikat and its feathering edge. Designers have converted this art into print designs commonly translate this idea into patterns. Inspired by ikat, they ultimately become a beautiful design. Ikat printed tussar ghicha silk sarees are famous among the women who love to give stylish vibes to their traditional sarees. It is hugely appreciated by those who like the unique coarse texture with artistic elaborate printed border and pallu. It is light and airy, which makes it really comfortable to wear in all seasons.
