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    Why Sanskriti Cuttack doesn’t offer Cash on Delivery and why it’s beneficial for our customers and us

    Byadmin March 6, 2023March 7, 2023

    As Sanskriti Cuttack, we have made the decision not to offer cash on delivery (COD) as a payment option for our customers. While we understand that this may be an inconvenience for some, we believe that this is the best decision for both our business and our customers. In this article, we will explain why…

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    Kotpad Saree: An Eco-Friendly and Sustainable Fashion Choice

    Byadmin March 1, 2023March 22, 2023

    Introduction Kotpad Saree is a celebrated handwoven fabric from the tribal heartland of Odisha, India. This eco-friendly saree is one of India’s finest handloom treasures, and its unique craftsmanship has won global recognition. History The history of Kotpad Saree dates back to more than 400 years ago. The handwoven fabric originated in the Kotpad village…

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  • SAMBALPURI SAREE: The Storyteller Of Odisha Handloom
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    SAMBALPURI SAREE: The Storyteller Of Odisha Handloom

    Byadmin February 27, 2023February 27, 2023

    Sambalpuri Handloom Sarees are more than just clothing; they tell a story to society through double ikat weaving, commonly called Sambalpuri Ikat handloom. Significant effort has been made to weave unique pallus borders featuring vibrant colors and meaningful designs from Odisha temples to make these garments look unique and alluring. Sambalpuri Silk Sarees are highly…

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  • The Pasapalli Border Khandua Silk Saree: A Cultural Marvel of Odisha
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    The Pasapalli Border Khandua Silk Saree: A Cultural Marvel of Odisha

    Byadmin February 26, 2023February 27, 2023

    India is a land of diversity, and each state has its own unique culture and heritage. Odisha, also known as Orissa, is a state located on the eastern coast of India, and it is famous for its rich culture, art, and handicrafts. Among the many handicrafts that Odisha is known for, the Khandua Silk Saree…

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  • “Laal Sambalpuri Laxmi Yantra Silk Saree”
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    “Laal Sambalpuri Laxmi Yantra Silk Saree”

    Byadmin February 25, 2023February 27, 2023

    The Ikat saree is an iconic traditional Indian garment known for its tie-dyeing technique. Derived from the Malay-Indonesian word “mengikat” or “to tie,” this unique design can be found worldwide. Ikat sarees are created by knotting and dyeing threads before weaving into the fabric, creating an eye-catching pattern. This ikat weaving technique can be found throughout India,…

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  • Sky Blue Pasapalli Border Khandua Silk Saree without Blouse
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    Exploring the Rich Tradition of Khandua Silk Sarees from Odisha, India

    Byadmin February 25, 2023February 25, 2023

    The Rich Tradition of Khandua Silk Sarees   Khandua silk sarees are traditional handwoven masterpieces from Odisha, India that boast intricate weaves, stunning designs and vibrant colors. Crafted with pure silk yarns, these garments feature unique patterns inspired by nature, mythology and everyday life. Khandua silk saree weaving is an intricate process, requiring skill and…

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    The Timeless Beauty of Kotpad Saree: A Traditional Indian Tribal Handloom

    Byadmin February 22, 2023March 22, 2023

    Nestled amidst the scenic surroundings of the eastern state of Odisha, India, lies the quaint little town of Kotpad. This charming town is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and traditional way of life, and is home to the tribal community that bears the same name. The town is surrounded by lush green forests and…

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    Fascinating Sambalpuri Sarees

    Byadmin January 22, 2023March 22, 2023

    If you are a lover of traditional handwoven sarees or a fashion enthusiast, you must add Sambalpuri sarees to your collection. Not only are they beautiful and stylish, but they also have a cultural and historical significance that makes them truly special. In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in promoting the use…

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    Ikat in Fashion 

    Byadmin January 15, 2023March 14, 2023

    Oh, Ikat! You versatile little pattern, you! From fashion ramps to restaurant uniforms, you’ve managed to make your mark on just about everything. And don’t even get us started on home decor and stationery. Is there anything you can’t do? I mean, seriously, what’s next for Ikat? Will we start seeing it on cars and…

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    “Dongria” The tribal weave Of Odisha

    Byadmin November 18, 2022March 14, 2023

    Let me tell you about the Dongria Saree – it’s like no other saree you’ve ever seen before. Made out of a rare, coarse organic cotton, this saree is woven by the Dongria Kondh, a tribe of Indigenous Peoples who live in the plateaus of the Niyamgiri hill ranges in Odisha, India. These folks have…

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