Tissue Saree

Tissue Saree

Tissue fabric is an extremely lightweight, sheer and delicate fabric made from fine cotton or silk threads. It is woven in a loosely twisted, gauze-like weave.

Types of tissue fabric include cotton tissue and silk tissue. Cotton tissue is more affordable, while silk tissue is more luxurious and expensive.

• History: Tissue sarees have a historical association with royal courts in India, favored for their luxurious appearance and fine craftsmanship. They blend traditional weaving techniques with modern designs.

• Source/Location: Tissue sarees are predominantly crafted in Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) and Banaras, where skilled artisans use fine silk threads to create intricate patterns and motifs.

• Texture/Work: Known for their lightweight and translucent texture, Tissue sarees feature a characteristic shimmering effect that adds a touch of elegance. They often showcase elaborate zari work, brocade patterns, and embellishments.

• Important Features:

  • Lightweight and translucent fabric
  • Shimmering effect with a luxurious appearance
  • Intricate zari work, brocade patterns, and embellishments
  • Available in a variety of colors and designs
  • Suitable for weddings, festive occasions, and formal events

• Precautions:

  • Dry clean only to preserve fabric quality and intricate embellishments.
  • Handle with care to avoid snags or tears due to the delicate nature of the fabric.
  • Iron on a low setting with a cloth over the saree to maintain its shimmer.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading.

Tissue sarees epitomize grace and opulence, making them a cherished choice for special occasions, where their intricate craftsmanship and luxurious feel shine.