Mulberry Silk Saree | Design Theme: Blissful Aagomoni

Transcending time and tradition, the Mahalaya-inspired Mulberry Silk Saree is a canvas of artistry that encapsulates the essence of this sacred occasion. Painted in the serene hues of autumn sky blue, it's a testament to the rich heritage of Mahalaya, when the air is imbued with devotion and anticipation.

Hand-painted with meticulous care, the saree pays homage to every cherished emblem of Mahalaya. A vintage radio echoes the resonance of "Mahisasura Mardini," while kans grass sways in reverence to the goddess. Night-flowering jasmine adorns the fabric, carrying the fragrance of incense and devotion. But it's the trident, the emblem of power and divinity, and the meticulously crafted puja pandal structure that truly evoke the spirit of Mahalaya.

This unique ensemble seamlessly weaves culture and comfort. Despite its intricacies, the saree remains delightfully lightweight, promising grace in every step. The amalgamation of tradition and contemporary wearability results in a garment that's not only an ode to Mahalaya but also a fashion statement.

Draped in this masterpiece, one carries the soul of Mahalaya, connecting the sacred past with the vibrant present. The saree encapsulates the fervor of festivity and the depth of devotion, a wearable work of art that beckons the goddess' blessings with every fold and flutter.

Color :

Yellow and Sky blue

Fabric :

Mulberry Silk

Length :

5.5 Meters

Weight(gms) :

268

Transparency :

Non See Through

Blouse Piece :

0.75 Meters

Country Of Origin :

West Bengal, India

Dry Clean

Oindrila stood on the baranda of the renowned Zamindar Bari, draped in a breathtaking yellow and sky-blue mulberry silk saree from Bandhuli’s collection. The saree, inspired by Mahalaya, felt like a sacred canvas of devotion and artistry. As the soft morning light filtered through the ornate pillars, the hand-painted motifs on the silk came alive—the vintage radio, the swaying kans grass, the delicate night-flowering jasmine, each whispering stories of faith and festivity.

The photographer captured her poised elegance against the backdrop of colonial grandeur. The saree, though steeped in tradition, flowed effortlessly, blending heritage with contemporary grace. Oindrila ran her fingers over the painted trident and puja pandal, feeling the spirit of Mahalaya woven into every thread.

With each flutter of the silk, she carried the blessings of the goddess, embodying the timeless connection between the sacred past and the vibrant present—a living portrait of devotion and elegance.

Cancellation & Refund Policy

At Bandhuli, we have a customer friendly Cancellation and Refund policy. We strive to make sure you have the best experience while selecting and buying your favorite Indian Ethnic Outfits. But sometimes despite our best efforts to keep our customers happy, there are times when you might feel the need to return your product for circumstances beyond your or our control. 
Following is out customer friendly policy.

Pre-Shipment Cancellation Policy:

1. If unfortunately, you have to cancel an order, please do so before your order is shipped i.e. 24hrs from the order placed. You can request your order cancellation by sending email to info@bandhuli.com
2. If you cancel your order before it is shipped, we will refund you the entire amount.
3. Cancellation will automatically disable after 24 hrs from the order placement.

Post-Shipment Return & Refund Policy:

Q: I received the order. But there's an issue. Can I return my ordered items?

A: Yes, you can. Below criterias are eligible for return

a.         There may be a manufacturing defect which didn't get noticed during packing; or

b.         A wrong item is shipped out to you by mistake.

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