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Matir Bari — the earthen home.
Pista green silk forms the body.
Soft, quiet and carrying the natural lustre of the fabric.
Across it sit small handwoven buttis, scattered lightly rather than filling the ground.
At the edge, a zari border keeps the metallic detail to a measured line.
Then comes the pallu.
Brown.
And on it, a single woven house motif.
A home rendered in thread.
The motif gives Matir Bari its name and its character — architecture reduced to one small woven image.
Pista green.
A line of zari.
Brown at the close.
One house standing within it.
According to the supplied craft information, Kalakshetra sarees from the Sonamukhi weaving region carry woven motifs often drawn from nature and the architectural forms of Bengal.
Handwoven on a pit loom in the Sonamukhi / Krishnabazar region of Bankura, West Bengal, with a supplied making time of approximately 7–8 days.
The silk blouse piece continues the pallu palette in brown with a gold zari border.
A silk with charm rather than ceremony — it houses you.
Craft
Kalakshetra
Weave
Jamdani
Fabric
Silk
Body Colour
Pista Green
Contrast Colour
Brown
Body Detail
Small Handwoven Buttis
Border
Zari Border
Pallu
Brown with a Woven House Motif
Loom
Pit Loom
Location / Source
Sonamukhi / Krishnabazar (Bankura), West Bengal
Making Time
Approx. 7–8 Days
Length
6.2 m
Blouse Piece
Yes
Blouse Fabric
Silk
Blouse Detail
Brown with Gold Zari Border
Occasion
Festive
Aayta Edit
Yes
Rare Weave
No
Weight
Under 800 g
Care
Dry Clean Only
Care & handmade variations +
Dry clean only.
Matir Bari is handwoven on a pit loom. Slight variations in the handwoven buttis, zari border and house motif may naturally occur. These are part of the handmade character of the textile and should not automatically be considered defects.
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Dispatches in 3–5 business days. Shipping within India only. All sales are final. Returns are not accepted.
Soft pista green silk, scattered buttis and a measured zari border lead to a brown pallu where a single woven house becomes the saree’s quiet, unexpected centre.
Handwoven in Bankura’s Sonamukhi region, Kalakshetra silk is known for its natural lustre, contrasting borders and motifs inspired by nature and Bengal’s architectural forms. Here, that vocabulary becomes a single house on a brown pallu.
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Made with care. Chosen with intention.
All sales are final. Returns are not accepted. If your order arrives damaged or you receive an incorrect item, please contact the Aayta team so we can resolve it promptly.
