Assam Handloom Nooni Cotton Silk Saree
The Raw Nooni Silk Cotton Saree – Tidal Blush is a true reflection of Assam’s rich weaving legacy. Crafted from authentic Nuni silk—locally known as Paat silk—this saree is made using silk spun by silkworms that feed on the native Bogori (jujube) plant. This unique process gives the fabric its natural softness, durability, and signature glossy texture.
Every saree is handwoven by skilled Assamese artisans, ensuring unmatched craftsmanship and cultural authenticity. The fine silk weave is adorned with traditional Assamese motifs, offering a perfect blend of timeless heritage and modern sophistication.
Lightweight and naturally breathable, this saree is ideal for summer wear and warm climates. Its airy drape ensures all-day comfort, while the lustrous sheen and intricate detailing make it equally perfect for festive gatherings, formal occasions, and cultural events.
If you value artisanal work, quality fabrics, and cultural heritage, the Raw Nuni Silk Saree – Tidal Blush is a must-have addition to your collection. Whether you shop for pure cotton sarees, cotton silk sarees, or authentic cotton clothing, this exquisite Nuni silk weave offers a rare and refined alternative.
Features:
- Material: 100% Nuni Silk
- Handwoven in Assam
- Soft, glossy, and breathable
- Traditional Assamese motifs
- Perfect for festive, formal, and cultural wear
FAQs – Assam Handloom Nooni Cotton Silk Saree
What is Nooni silk?
Nuni silk, also called Paat silk, is produced in Assam from silkworms fed on the Bogori plant, known for its softness and sheen.
Is this saree handwoven?
Yes, it is entirely handwoven by skilled Assamese artisans.
Is Nuni silk suitable for summer?
Absolutely. It’s lightweight, breathable, and perfect for warm climates.
How do I care for a Nuni silk saree?
Dry clean only, avoid direct sunlight when drying, and store in a dry place.
Does it come with a blouse piece?
Yes, it includes a matching blouse fabric.
Can I wear this saree for weddings?
Yes, its luxurious finish makes it ideal for weddings and festive occasions.
How is it different from cotton silk sarees?
Nuni silk has a softer, glossier texture and is finer than cotton silk.
Where is this saree made?
It is crafted in Assam, India.
