Black Madhubani & Shibori Fusion Chanderi Silk Saree

Description

Welcome to Roots Tale! Presenting the Black Madhubani & Shibori Fusion Chanderi Silk Saree — an exquisite blend of tradition, creativity, and craftsmanship.

Woven from pure Chanderi silk, known for its lightweight texture, soft sheen, and elegant drape, this saree is a canvas of two celebrated Indian art forms — Madhubani painting from Bihar and Shibori dye technique from Rajasthan.

The saree beautifully fuses the intricate hand-painted motifs of Madhubani art — inspired by nature, mythology, and folk tales — with the fluid patterns of Shibori, a traditional tie-dye technique that adds depth and modern appeal. The black base enhances the vibrant Madhubani motifs, creating a striking balance between bold elegance and cultural artistry.

Each saree is meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, combining brushwork precision with traditional dyeing methods. The result is a timeless piece that embodies India’s artistic diversity — perfect for festive occasions, weddings, and cultural events.

Key Features:

• Fabric: 100% Pure Chanderi Silk – lightweight, lustrous & elegant

• Design: Fusion of Madhubani painting (Bihar) & Shibori dye art (Rajasthan)

• Color Palette: Black base with vibrant hand-painted motifs

• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted & hand-dyed by skilled artisans

• Saree Length: 5.6 meters | Blouse Length: 50.80 cm

• Perfect for weddings, festive & cultural occasions

• Eco-friendly, sustainable & ethically made

• Dry Clean Only

Symbolism of the Art:

The Madhubani motifs represent harmony, nature, and divine blessings, while the Shibori technique symbolizes creativity and flow. Together, they tell a story of unity — where two regional traditions meet in a single piece of wearable art.

Artisan’s Touch:

Handcrafted by artisans from Bihar and Rajasthan, this saree reflects the spirit of collaboration and cultural exchange. Each piece is unique, showcasing the skill, patience, and artistic soul of India’s master weavers and painters.

This saree is more than attire — it’s a symbol of India’s living art heritage, designed to be worn, cherished, and passed down through generations.