“Lotus-parrot” in Black… I would like to thank you all first to love and support the saree. Yes there are many kind of lotusparrot available with many sellers. But this is something we created with leap of faith that it will get noticed. But we did not know that it will get loved by each…
Pic 1 is Not odisha #dolabedi Pic 2 is definitely made by odisha weaver and it’s an authentic dolabedi. Oh, well hello there! Seems like we have a little situation at hand. So, apparently, some other state decided to come up with a “look alike” of our beloved dolabedi saree. How nice of them, right?…
Berhampuri Patta, also known as Phoda Kumbha sarees and jodas, have a rich history dating back to the 14th century AD when they were introduced by the Mohuri king in Berhampur town in Odisha. Berhampur is also known as the silk city of India, and for good reason. The Berhampuri Patta silk saris are unique…
It’s fascinating to learn about the origin of the name ‘Ikat’. The meticulous process of creating this stunning fabric truly lives up to its name. The process involves tying and resist dyeing the design into the yarn before weaving, which results in the beautiful and vibrant patterns we see in the finished product. It’s no…
Well hello there, my dear saree enthusiasts! Are you ready to learn about how to spot the real deal when it comes to Sambalpuri silk sarees? You better be, because I’m about to spill the beans and give you some tips that will save you from being bamboozled by those sneaky fake Sambalpuri sellers. First…
Indian handlooms are a treasure trove of diversity, boasting of a rich heritage that spans across the length and breadth of the country. The beauty of Khandua, Muga Silk, Phulia cotton, Kota Doria, Chanderi, Pochampally and many more, is a testament to the skill and artistry of the weavers who bring them to life. The…
Sambalpuri sarees are traditional handwoven sarees that originate from Sambalpur, a city in the western part of the Indian state of Odisha. These sarees are made from pure cotton or silk and are known for their unique and intricate designs. The weaving of Sambalpuri sarees is a labor-intensive process that involves many skilled artisans. The…
The Khandua saree is a traditional form of weaving that is woven using wooden weaving machines. The entire village of Nuapatna is dedicated to this traditional art of hand weaving. The saree has its own unique designs, colors, and types. The main attraction of this saree is that it is made from the silk yarn…
Sambalpuri silk sarees are traditional handwoven attire that is tie-dyed before weaving. The intricate designs and motifs make it beautiful and emanate a cultural vibe. Originated in the western region of Odisha, Sambalpur, it represents an ancient art and handicraft called Bandhakala. The fact that it is handwoven makes it an exquisite choice for many…
The Doll Bomkai Sarees from Odisha Looms are considered to be some of the best sarees available. If you are interested, you can find new designs and colors exclusively at Sanskriti. Check Out our new and best collection of Bomkai Silk Sarees on the below HERE.
