A Tussar silk saree has a texture you feel before you see it — a fine natural slub no mill-made fabric imitates convincingly. Tussar is wild silk, harvested from silkworms feeding on oak and jamun trees across Bihar and Jharkhand, and that unfarmed origin is exactly what gives the cloth its earthy, golden character.

Koshnika's Tussar silk sarees carry Madhubani-inspired prints — folk motifs from the Mithila region of Bihar, rendered across that natural golden ground. Two Indian traditions in one drape: the silk of Bihar, the storytelling of Madhubani. More on the Madhubani tradition here.

Light enough for all-day wear, textured enough to hold its shape, dressed enough to carry from a Tuesday at work to a weekend celebration. If you are deciding between silks, our comparison of Tussar silk vs mulberry silk covers cost, sheen and care honestly.

Keeping one well is simple once you know the rules — see the Tussar care guide. Every saree comes with a matching blouse piece. Free shipping across India, COD available.