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Baluchari
Ranga Baluchari
Sage silk · Mahabharata pallu
An epic, in dawn green.
Rs. 78,000.00Limited Edition
Inclusive of all taxes · SKU VST-BAL-008-U
Blouse
Unstitched
Quantity
1
In stock · ships within 48 hours
- Complimentary white-glove shipping across India
- Signed by the master weaver, with provenance card
- 14-day exchange · alterations included
- Authenticated by the Vastranu atelier
Delivery & Shipping
Worldwide via DHL Express · 5–7 working days
Styling notes
- Drape in the Atpoure style for traditional moments — pallu over both shoulders.
- Pair with antique-finished gold and a single jhumka.
A Bishnupur Baluchari narrated in soft sage silk — the pallu inscribes the Bhagavad Gita's chariot scene in antique gold zari. The body carries small kalka motifs floated by hand.
Subir Da's loom takes thirty-eight days to complete this Baluchari. The pallu's chariot panel alone occupies twelve days; the horses' manes are individually picked.
Pure mulberry silk · antique gold zari · Woven in Bishnupur, West Bengal by Subir Das. Weave time: 38 days.
Dry clean only · Air after each wear · Wrap in muslin
Complimentary white-glove shipping across India, dispatched within 48 hours. Worldwide via DHL Express (3–5 days). 14-day exchange for ready-to-wear; bridal commissions are made-to-order and final.
Vastranu · Calcutta MCMXLVII
Inside the cloth
The signatures, in close.
The places the eye returns to — the pallu, the border, the blouse — photographed in raking light at the atelier.
01 · The pallu
Ranga Baluchari drape
02 · The border
Mahabharata pallu detail
03 · The blouse
Body motif close-up
From the loom
The making of this piece.
Subir Da's loom takes thirty-eight days to complete this Baluchari. The pallu's chariot panel alone occupies twelve days; the horses' manes are individually picked.
- 38 days
- On the loom
- 01
- Master weaver — Subir Das
- 01
- Village — Bishnupur
- 100%
- Hand-loomed, never powerloom
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