Pure Tussar Mukesh Work

✨ Pure Tussar with Mukesh Work – Explained

Pure Tussar Mukesh Work refers to the elegant fusion of two traditional Indian textile arts:

1. Tussar Silk – A rich, textured natural silk.

2. Mukesh Work – A fine metallic embellishment technique that adds sparkle and sophistication.

Let’s break it down:

🔹 What is Tussar Silk?

Also known as Kosa silk, Tussar is:

• Made from the Tussar silkworm, primarily in Jharkhand, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha.

• Known for its:

  • Textured, slightly coarse weave

  • Natural gold-beige color

  • Lightweight and breathable feel

• It has a raw, earthy elegance and drapes beautifully.

🔹 What is Mukesh Work?

Mukesh (also called Badla or Fardi) is a type of metallic embroidery done by hand:

• Tiny bits of silver or gold metal wire (originally real metal, now often coated) are:

  • Twisted, flattened, or punched through the fabric to create sparkle.

  • Pressed with a small needle to fix them into the weave.

• Often used in Mughal-inspired or Lucknowi embroidery.

Common types of Mukesh include:

🔹 Pure Tussar with Mukesh Work – Highlights

🔹 Why It’s Loved

✅ Lightweight yet luxurious
✅ Artisan-crafted – Often made by skilled workers in Lucknow or Banaras
✅ Timeless elegance – Combines rustic charm with refined shine
✅ Comfortable for long wear – Breathable and natural

💡 Care Tips

• Dry clean only (especially with Mukesh work)

• Avoid folding along Mukesh areas – can cause rusting or fabric damage

• Store in a muslin cloth – prevents tarnish and allows fabric to breathe

Would you like help identifying genuine Tussar silk or finding current styles online with Mukesh work?