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Deep Brown Color Pure Designer Matka Saree with Baluchari Design
From $215.00 USD
SKU: 10230120
The best-in-class collection of hand-woven beauties of pure matka silk saree is prepared in the handloom, completely showcasing a lovely baluchari design all over to give it an ecstatic appeal in...
Dark Beige Color Half and Half Matka Muslin Saree with Meenakari Jamdani Weaving
From $229.00 USD
SKU: 10222023
A unique piece in the half-and-half pattern that comes with all-over meenakari style jamdani weaving mostly on the body and pallu makes this dark beige color Matka muslin a must-buy...
Dark Magenta Color Pure Matka Tussar Handloom with Baluchari Design
From $215.00 USD
SKU: 10230103
A lovely hand-woven collection of pure matka tussar silk saree prepared in the handloom, completely showcasing a lovely baluchari design all over to give it an ecstatic appeal in the...
Dark Midnight Blue Color Matka Handloom with Baluchari Design Allover
From $215.00 USD
SKU: 10230105
The best-in-class collection of hand-woven beauties of pure matka silk saree is prepared in the handloom, completely showcasing a lovely baluchari design all over to give it an ecstatic appeal in...
Royal Red Color Matka Handloom Saree with Baluchari Design Allover
From $215.00 USD
SKU: 10230104
The new range of hand-woven collections of pure matka silk saree prepared in the handloom completely showcases a lovely baluchari design all over to give it an ecstatic appeal in...
Matka Silk is a rough handloom silk fabric made from the waste of Mulberry Silk (Bombyx Mori) without removing its gum part. It is largely obtained from the states of Karnataka and Kashmir but its spinning is done in the Malda and Murshidabad districts in West Bengal. Matka silk sarees are versatile fabrics and are easy to use. Besides using these sarees, dresses, suits, jackets, and furnishings. It is very lightweight and used in embroidery and textile art. It is also suitable for scrapbooks, fabric journals, and collages. Fashion designers like Gaurang Shah, Sharavan Kumar, Paromita Banerjee, Ritu Kumar, Sabyasachi, and many more are working closely with the weavers of India for the revival of this fabric.