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Agun Mati — fire and earth.
Brown Matka silk forms the ground.
Textured, earthy and carrying a soft shimmer.
Against it comes orange.
The body carries Tissue Temple Shibori, while the border is worked with temple Shibori design in orange and brown.
The pallu continues the conversation in orange and brown Shibori work.
Earth through the body.
Ember at the edge.
Two kinds of deliberate irregularity meet in the same cloth.
According to the supplied craft information, Shibori is a resist-dyeing technique in which cloth is bound, stitched or folded before dyeing. The protected areas resist the colour, leaving patterns with soft, breathing edges.
Worked on Bengal Matka silk, that fluid geometry sits against the fabric's characteristic nubbled texture.
One irregularity comes from the cloth.
The other comes from the resist.
Handwoven on a pit loom in Phulia, West Bengal, with a supplied making time of approximately 8–10 days.
The blouse piece is plain brown Matka silk with shimmer.
Autumn colours, close-range rewards — a saree warmed from inside.
Craft
Matka Silk
Weave
Bengal Handloom
Fabric
Matka Silk
Body Colour
Brown
Contrast Colour
Orange
Body Detail
Tissue Temple Shibori
Border
Temple Shibori Design in Orange & Brown
Pallu
Orange & Brown Shibori Work
Technique
Shibori Resist Dyeing
Loom
Pit Loom
Location / Source
Phulia, West Bengal
Making Time
Approx. 8–10 Days
Length
6.2 m
Blouse Piece
Yes
Blouse Fabric
Matka Silk
Blouse Detail
Plain Brown Shimmer
Occasion
Festive
Aayta Edit
No
Rare Weave
No
Weight
Under 800 g
Care
Dry Clean Only
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Dry clean only.
Agun Mati brings Shibori resist work together with the textured surface of Matka silk. Slight variations in the temple forms, resist-dyed edges, colour distribution and handloom surface may naturally occur and are part of the handmade character of the textile.
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Brown Matka silk gives the saree its textured, grounded field, while orange-and-brown Shibori temple forms bring warmth and softly irregular geometry to the border and pallu.
Shibori on Matka — two irregularities, both deliberate.
Shibori creates soft-edged pattern by resisting dye through binding, stitching or folding; worked on Bengal Matka silk, that fluid geometry meets the fabric’s naturally nubbled texture.
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