Note : No Blouse Piece

An artistic confluence of two of India’s most treasured crafts, the Exquisite Jugalbandi is more than a saree—it is a soulful dialogue between loom and brush, between Gujarat’s sacred Patola weaving and Bihar’s ancient Madhubani painting. This is a tribute to India's diverse creative spirit, harmonized in a singular, breathtaking expression of textile art.

Woven with reverence in the historic ateliers of Patan, this saree is created using the elusive and legendary double ikat technique. Here, every warp and weft thread is pre-dyed with absolute precision, then woven into symmetry so immaculate that the pattern appears identically on both sides—a feat achieved by only the most skilled weavers in the world. The base, crafted from the finest pure silk, carries the quiet elegance and structural integrity of a true Patan Patola.

Upon this regal canvas, the delicate brushstrokes of Madhubani handpainting unfold like a poetic raga—each motif narrating ancient folklore, mythology, and nature in vivid, earthy hues. Executed by master artisans of Mithila, these paintings echo centuries of feminine expression, drawn entirely by hand using natural dyes and fine bamboo pens. The result is a saree where geometry meets story, symmetry meets spontaneity—a jugalbandi, a duet of masterful traditions.

The Exquisite Jugalbandi is not merely worn; it is performed. It is a walking gallery of India’s textile genius—an heirloom that speaks of the past, enchants the present, and will endure into the future.

To drape this saree is to wear history, to embrace harmony, and to celebrate the sublime marriage of two rich legacies—Patola and Madhubani—in a single, breathtaking work of wearable art.

SILK MARK CERTIFIED

This saree is ready to wear with fall and pico done. Handmade silk tassels adorn the pallu and add more grace to it. 

*Note: There may be minor variations in the shade, the texture of the product. Hues/textures show differently due to variations in screen settings and other factors,
*Note: This is a handwoven and hand-painted saree and there may be slight inconsistencies such as in it's weaving. These are characteristics of handmade products and attest to their originality and are not considered as defects.