Teal Blue Multicolour Striped Mulmul Cotton Handloom Saree: West Bengal
₹2,899
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Teal Blue Multicolour Striped Mulmul Cotton Handloom Saree: West Bengal
₹2,899
Easy Returns & Exchanges
Returns must be requested within 2 days of delivery. Items must be unused, unwashed, with original tags, packaging, and folds intact.
Refunds are initiated within 3–5 business days after verification. Credit to your original payment method may take an additional 5–7 business days. Original shipping charges are non-refundable. Return shipping costs are the customer's responsibility unless the item is defective.
Exchanges: Direct exchanges are not offered. Please return the item for a refund and place a new order.
Defective items: Contact us immediately with photos for a full refund including return shipping costs.
Shipping
We offer reliable pan-India shipping for all our authentic handloom sarees.
- Orders are processed within 1–2 business days after confirmation.
- Estimated delivery: 3–7 business days across India, depending on your location.
- Once shipped, you will receive tracking details via email or SMS.
- We ensure secure packaging to protect the quality and craftsmanship of every handcrafted saree during transit.
Product Description
Bold, vibrant, and effortlessly graceful, this Teal Blue Multicolour Striped Mulmul Cotton Handloom Saree is a stunning expression of Bengal's handloom artistry.
The saree features a rich teal blue body beautifully accentuated with vibrant stripes in shades of magenta, emerald green, mustard, grey, and turquoise. Finished with a subtle golden border and colourful handcrafted tassels on the pallu, it strikes the perfect balance between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design.
Soft, breathable, and easy to drape, this saree is an excellent choice for office wear, festive gatherings, cultural events, brunches, vacations, and everyday elegance.
Craft Story
Renowned for its extraordinary softness and feather-light feel, Muslin, or Mulmul, is one of Bengal's most celebrated textile traditions. Handwoven from exceptionally fine cotton yarns, it earned global acclaim as the "Woven Wind" and the "Wonder Gossamer" for its sheer delicacy and airy texture.
During the Mughal era, Dhaka (present-day Bangladesh) became the heart of Muslin weaving. Following the Partition of 1947, many master weavers migrated to West Bengal, settling in Shantipur, Kalna, Samudragarh, and Dhatrigram, where they revived and preserved this centuries-old craft.
Today, Muslin sarees continue to be handwoven by skilled artisans using traditional techniques. Loved for their breathable fabric, graceful drape, and unmatched comfort, they remain a timeless choice for warm climates and elegant everyday wear.