Tussar silk is a type of silk produced from the cocoons of wild silkworms, primarily found in the forests of India, China, and Japan. Unlike cultivated silk, Tussar silk is known for its rich texture and natural golden color, which comes from the silkworms feeding on specific leaves. This silk is often used in traditional garments and textiles. The production of Tussar silk is more sustainable than that of regular silk, as it involves minimal intervention in the natural lifecycle of the silkworms. Artisans often weave Tussar silk into beautiful fabrics, making it popular for sarees and scarves, showcasing its unique luster and durability.