• Length: 5.5Mts, Width: 47.5 inches
• Brand: Sanskriti Cuttack
• Weave: Authentic Khandua (Bandha Ikat)
• Fabric: Pure Silk
• Color: Parrot Green Body with Red-Maroon Border & Pallu
• Border Design: Temple Border with Pasapalli (Chessboard) Motif
• Pallu: Traditional Ikat Pallu in Red-Maroon
• Blouse Piece: Not Included (Traditional Khandua Style)
• Origin: Handwoven in Nuapatna, Odisha, India
• Price Range: Premium
• Category: Luxury Handloom Saree
• Suitable for Traditional functions, Marriage, Puja, Party, and other special occasions

🧼 Wash & Care Instructions

• Dry clean only to preserve silk texture and Ikat detailing
• Store in a muslin cloth in a dry place
• Avoid direct sunlight for long hours
• Refold periodically to maintain silk strength
• Do not spray perfume directly on fabric

✔ Authentic Nuapatna Handloom Craftsmanship
✔ Traditional Bandha (Ikat) Weaving Technique
✔ Premium Pure Silk with Rich Texture
✔ Heritage Pasapalli & Temple Border Design
✔ Elegant Red-Maroon Traditional Pallu
✔ Luxury Investment Saree for Weddings & Cultural Events
✔ Ideal for Global Saree Collectors & Handloom Connoisseurs
✔ Exclusive Limited Weave – Not Mass Produced

Experience the regal legacy of Odisha’s sacred handloom tradition with this Parrot Green Khandua Silk Saree, exquisitely handwoven in Nuapatna by master artisans. A heritage weave once offered to Lord Jagannath, the Khandua saree carries centuries of devotion, craftsmanship, and royal elegance.

The vibrant parrot green body radiates freshness and grandeur, beautifully contrasted with a red-maroon temple border featuring intricate Pasapalli (chessboard) design — a symbol of precision and cultural pride. The saree is adorned with a richly detailed traditional Ikat pallu in deep maroon, woven using the time-intensive Bandha technique that makes each piece uniquely artistic.

Crafted from pure silk, this saree is designed for discerning women worldwide who appreciate authentic Indian handloom luxury. It does not include a blouse piece, staying true to the original Khandua weaving tradition.

A statement of heritage. A symbol of refined taste.
Exclusively by Sanskriti Cuttack.