Yellow Radha Krishna Kalamkari Tussar Silk Saree

This yellow hand painted kalamkari tussar silk saree is the combination of grace and culture. This saree with nice floral... Read More

This yellow hand painted kalamkari tussar silk saree is the combination of grace and culture. This saree with nice floral motifs, zari border, and painted blouse piece will bring back the magic of kalamkari paintings, which provide glimpses of our rich traditional values and culture. There are no alternatives of this saree for formal and cultural celebrations.

Kalamkari will always be a favourite among fashionistas. Because of its historic and current trends, it exudes a trendy vibe. The airy feminine clothing, the saree, is self-complete and finished to give you an unparalleled appearance on its own. However, a well-placed piece of jewellery can improve your ethnic style even more. There are a variety of jewellery alternatives for this saree, including oxidised jewellery, choker necklaces, boho accessories, and long Jhumkas.

Kalamkari is derived from the word 'Kalam' (pen) and 'Kari' (craftsmanship). Earlier used to be named as 'Pattachitra' a sanskrit word where 'patta' means cloth and 'chitra' is picture. The art of hand painting done on fabrics with the use of a pen or block. Kalamkari patterns used on kalamkari sarees tend to have a perspective that appears to be viewed from the top. The same perspective is used to create the images because these were thought to be scenes viewed by celestial entities.

Earlier Kalamkari art was as religious paintings that depicted Indian Gods. In current generation printed kalamkari is a new craze as it is a combination of traditional and modern trends. Fashion industry also helped artisans for practicing this art and also beautifully portrayed kalamkari sarees on fashion runways and got a welcoming response.