Block printed  Tussar refers to a luxurious silk fabric that combines the rustic, handwoven feel of Matka Silk with the subtle sheen of Tussar Silk, adorned with intricate block prints. Here's a quick breakdown:

1. Tussar Silk

• A hand-spun fabric made from the waste of mulberry silk.
• Known for its slightly coarse texture with a nubby finish.
• Lightweight, breathable, and eco-friendly.

2. Tussar Silk

• Sourced from wild silkworms, mostly in India.
• Known for its natural golden hue and lustrous finish.
• Less refined and more porous than mulberry silk, lending it a natural, organic appeal.

3. Block Printing

• A centuries-old technique where carved wooden blocks are dipped in dye and pressed onto fabric.
• Artisans use motifs inspired by nature, traditional designs, or abstract patterns.
• Popular styles include Bagru, Ajrakh, and Dabu prints.

Features of Block Printed Matka Tussar

• Soft yet Textured: Combines the raw feel of Matka with the elegance of Tussar.
• Unique Aesthetic: Block printing adds artisanal charm with vibrant or earthy colors.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for sarees, stoles, dupattas, and garments.
• Handcrafted Appeal: The slight irregularities in the weave and print reflect the authenticity of handloom.