Sachipar saree, a traditional handloom saree hailing from the eastern Indian state of Odisha, has been gaining popularity as a result of its intricate designs and vibrant colors that represent the state’s rich textile heritage. The saree’s distinct feature is the checks that cover the body, and it is woven using a method known as ‘Tie and Dye’ or ‘Ikat,’ in which the yarns are tied in a particular pattern and dyed to create complex designs that do not bleed or fade over time. This fine cotton or silk yarn saree is lightweight, airy, and durable, making it a popular choice among women in Odisha. The saree often has a broad or dual border with kumbha on both sides of the border, while the pallu or the end piece is adorned with traditional patterns.