Q: What is Madhubani art? A: Madhubani, also called Mithila art, is a folk-art tradition from Bihar. It is known for bold outlines, rich colour, and detailed motifs inspired by nature, daily life, and mythology. Q: Are these sarees made from Khadi? A: Yes. These sarees pair Madhubani-inspired artwork with Khadi, a hand-spun and handwoven fabric known for its breathable texture and natural slub. Q: Is every Madhubani motif exactly the same? A: Small variations in motif placement, linework, and colour can occur, especially where the artwork or print is finished by hand. This gives each saree its own character. Q: Why does the Khadi fabric feel textured? A: The slight irregularity comes from hand-spun yarn and handloom weaving. It is a natural hallmark of Khadi, not a defect. Q: How should I care for a Khadi Madhubani saree? A: Hand wash gently in cold water with a mild detergent and dry in shade. Avoid bleach, long soaking, and harsh direct sunlight. Khadi becomes softer with gentle washing. Q: Will the colour fade or the fabric shrink? A: A little colour release on the first wash and slight initial shrinkage can be normal with handwoven cotton. Wash separately the first time and dry in shade. Q: Is a blouse piece included? A: Each saree's product details confirm whether a blouse piece is included.