Bishnupur Handloom Pure Mulberry Silk Baluchari Saree | Royal Procession

Short Description This Golani Baluchari saree is handwoven in Pure Mulberry Silk in Bishnupur, West Bengal. Royal procession and floral motifs make it a distinctive choice for Durga Puja, family celebrations and cultural events; a blouse piece is included. Full Product Description Craftsmanship rooted in Bishnupur Bring Bengal’s storytelling tradition into your wardrobe with this Golani Baluchari pure mulberry saree from Dakshin Vastram. Handwoven in Bishnupur, West Bengal, its design pairs a royal procession with flowers, offering a considered alternative to heavily embellished occasion wear. It is for anyone who enjoys Indian textiles with a narrative rather than decoration alone. Fabric and feel Pure mulberry silk offers breathable comfort for daytime gatherings and warm-weather celebrations. The handloom technique places the emphasis on woven detail, while the included blouse piece gives you material to tailor a blouse to your preferred neckline and sleeve style. A saree is an unstitched draped garment, allowing you to personalise how you wear it. A procession in woven detail The pallu, the decorative end draped over the shoulder, depicts the Malla Raja’s royal army with horse-mounted soldiers and marching figures. Two large flower motifs anchor the middle section. Floral and kolka, or paisley-like, motifs frame the border, while small flowers continue across the body. According to the product’s craft notes, two artisans work together for approximately 30 days to complete one saree. Styling and occasions Choose terracotta earrings for a Durga Puja gathering in Kolkata, or silver-toned jewellery for a Diwali family lunch. Neat pleats and an open pallu let the procession remain visible. It also suits Raksha Bandhan visits, wedding-season daytime gatherings and arts events across Mumbai, Chennai, Pune, Bengaluru, Delhi and Hyderabad. Bengal heritage, wherever you celebrate For diaspora wardrobes in London, New York or Sydney, this Pure Mulberry Silk Baluchari brings a clear connection to Bishnupur. It is equally relevant for cultural gatherings across the UK, USA, EU and Australia, pairing regional storytelling with styling that can feel personal rather than ceremonial. Highlights Pure Mulberry Silk Handloom weaving from Bishnupur, West Bengal Royal procession and floral motifs Blouse piece included Versatile daytime festive styling Follow the supplied care instructions Frequently Asked Questions Which occasions suit it? Durga Puja, Diwali lunches, Raksha Bandhan and cultural gatherings. How should I style it? Try terracotta earrings and an open pallu to showcase the procession. Is a blouse included? A blouse piece is included for tailoring. How should I care for it? Follow the supplied care label; confirm washing instructions before cleaning. How does international shipping work? Check destination availability and delivery estimates before ordering for an event.