Pure Handloom Tasar Silk Dyed Stole | Red

In the quiet forest villages of Jharkhand, where the rhythms of the loom echo through generations, a rare silk is spun—not by machine, but by tradition. This Pink Tasar Silk Handloom Stole is the product of that legacy: warm, raw, and refined, it’s a piece of India’s textile soul, carried forward by artisans whose hands tell stories without words.

A Story from the Forests of India
Tasar silk is not like other silks. Unlike mulberry silk, which is cultivated in farms, tasar comes from wild silkworms found in the forests of Central and Eastern India, especially Jharkhand. These worms feed on the leaves of the Asan and Arjun trees, and the silk they produce carries the texture and resilience of the wild. The process of rearing these silkworms, collecting their cocoons, spinning the yarn, and weaving the fabric is labor-intensive and deeply rooted in the tribal cultures of the region.