Tussar soft silk saree

Tussar saree is a type of silk saree made from Tussar silk, produced by a species of silk moth called Antheraea mylitta. These moths are found in India, China, and some Southeast Asian countries. Tussar silk is also known as 'wild silk' because the cocoons of the silk moth are collected from the forests where the moths are found naturally, rather than from silk farms.

Tussar sarees are known for their texture and unique natural golden sheen, which is why they are trendy among women who prefer ethnic wear. Tussar sarees are also lightweight, easy to drape and have a good fall. They are available in various designs, including traditional, contemporary, and fusion styles.

The origin of Tussar sarees can be traced back to the eastern and central regions of India, especially in states like Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Odisha. These sarees have been a part of the local culture for centuries and are often worn during festivals and special occasions. They are also exported to other countries and are highly appreciated for their quality and design.