Mrig Madhuri  

Product Description

A Story of Grace Painted in Tradition.

This elegant Off White Kerala Cotton (Kasavu) saree is adorned with intricate hand painted Madhubani artwork inspired by the Mrig Madhuri (Deer) theme — a motif symbolising gentleness, harmony and connection with nature.

Painted entirely by hand in classic black Madhubani lines, the saree features delicate deer and foliage motifs across the borders, culminating in a grand circular deer mandala on the pallu that reflects the depth and rhythm of traditional Mithila art.

Lightweight, breathable and culturally rooted, this saree blends everyday elegance with artistic heritage, making it ideal for professional settings as well as refined cultural occasions.

The Art & The Craft

Every Rangika Studio saree is created through patient, hand painted brushwork by Mithila artisans who inherit their artistic knowledge through generations.

The detailed deer mandala on the pallu alone requires days of meticulous work — where each line, leaf and motif is painted freehand without stencils or printing.

Each saree typically takes 15–20 days to complete, allowing the artwork to evolve slowly and organically.

In Madhubani tradition, the deer symbolises grace, beauty and the quiet rhythm of nature, making this design both meaningful and timeless.

Design Highlights

• Grand circular Mrig (deer) mandala artwork on the pallu
• Elegant black Madhubani painting on off-white Kerala cotton
• Deer and foliage motifs flowing along the borders
• Subtle traditional Kasavu inspired aesthetic
• Lightweight fabric ideal for long comfortable wear
• Refined monochrome elegance suited for professional settings

Product Specifications

• Fabric: Kerala Cotton (Kasavu)
• Colour: Off White with Black artwork
• Saree Length: 6.3 metres
• Blouse Piece: Not included separately
• Motif / Theme: Mrig Madhuri (Deer theme)
• Technique: 100% Hand Painted Madhubani / Mithila Art

A Note on Uniqueness

Every Rangika Studio saree is individually painted by hand.

Slight variations in brush strokes or motif placement are not imperfections — they are the natural signatures of handmade art, ensuring that no two sarees are ever identical.

Care Instructions

Dry clean recommended.

Store in muslin when not in use and avoid prolonged folding over painted areas to preserve the artwork for years to come.