NAVAGUNJARA Handwoven Tussar Silk Sari - Lemon green
Currently in Production. Advance booking is available against delivery time of 15 days from the date of order.
Navagunjara is a mythical creature with a body of nine different animals and is considered to be an avatar of Lord Krishna in the Odisha version of the epic Mahabharata. It is also sculpted in the Puri Jagannath temple which has been used as a motif on the long pallus of this Tussar silk saree collection, representing the symbol of co-existing diversity. Tussar silk, also known as Kosa silk, is valued for its soothingly rich texture and natural colors. The gorgeous handwoven pallu with intricate ancient motif work makes this beautiful designer saree desirable to every woman. These handwoven Tussar silk sarees are comfortable to wear in any season by any woman as it’s said to be a celebration of womanhood.
Blouse piece included
Unique Features
Dry clean only when necessary.
Air and refold the saree regularly to avoid creasing in the same area over time.
Store in a dry place using a breathable, uncolored muslin cloth to protect against moisture and damage.
At Vriksh, all orders are carefully packed and shipped through reliable courier services to ensure safe delivery. Estimated delivery timelines are 3–5 working days within India and 5–10 working days for international orders, depending on the location. For more details, please refer to the Shipping Policy.
Please note that our textiles are handwoven and handcrafted by skilled artisans. As a result, slight irregularities in weave, texture, colour, and design may occur, making each piece uniquely beautiful and one of a kind. Additionally, professional photography and varying screen settings may cause colours to appear slightly different from their actual shade. We hope you will appreciate these distinctive characteristics that celebrate the authenticity of handloom craftsmanship. For a closer look at the product before purchase, we would be happy to arrange a video call upon request.
What makes Vriksh different from other Indian textile brands?
- Founded with a vision of Creativity through Conservation, Vriksh works closely with handloom weavers and artisans across Odisha and India to create contemporary textiles rooted in tradition. With a special focus on reviving rare and endangered weaves, it blends heritage craftsmanship with modern design, bringing timeless, handcrafted textiles to a new generation.
What are Vriksh textiles made of?
- Vriksh works with natural, high-quality fibres such as handwoven cotton, silk, and tussar silks, crafted using traditional weaving techniques. Every textile is thoughtfully developed to celebrate the beauty of indigenous craftsmanship while ensuring comfort, durability, and a deep connection to sustainable living traditions.
Frequently asked questions about our sarees, shipping, customization and care instructions.