Saree 6.3M Comes with a blouse Width 47.5In Wash Care: Dry-Wash, Wash dark colours separately, Do not bleach, Dry in shade Occasion: Traditional functions, Marriage, Puja, Party and other special occasions Source: Hand Woven In Sonepur, Bargarh, Sambalpur, Balangir district, Boudh District of Odisha Experience the magic of Odissi style of weaving with our Handwoven…
Saree 6.3M Comes with a blouse Width 47.5In Wash Care: Dry-Wash, Wash dark colours separately, Do not bleach, Dry in shade Occasion: Traditional functions, Marriage, Puja, Party and other special occasions Source: Hand Woven In Sonepur, Bargarh, Sambalpur, Balangir district, Boudh District of Odisha Looking for a unique saree that represents the rich culture and…
Length: 6.3M, Width: 47.5 inches, Comes with a blouse piece Recommended wash care: Dry-wash, Wash dark colors separately, Do not bleach, Dry in shade Sourced from Sonepur, Bargarh, Sambalpur, Balangir district, Boudh District of Odisha A black Sambalpuri Ikat silk black saree with Ikat woven Laxmi pada and jhoti motifs. The small red border has…
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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 handwoven fabric originated in the Kotpad village of Odisha and has since been a symbol of the state’s rich culture…
Introduction: Khandua silk sarees are a true representation of the rich cultural heritage of India. These sarees are handcrafted by skilled weavers from the eastern state of Odisha, using a unique weaving technique. The sarees are known for their intricate designs, vibrant colors, and soft texture, making them one of the most sought-after fabrics in…
Manabasa Gurubar, a traditional Odia festival about women empowerment and caste equality, that’s celebrated every Thursday in the month of Margashira, was observed in Odia households. The festival is also known as Margashira Laxmi Puja. The first Manabasa Gurubar of this month started on the Thursday right after Kartika Purnima. It’s believed that Goddess Mahalaxmi visits every household on these days and blesses people…
Ordinary craftsmanship of extraordinary creation—that is bandha kala. One can say this for two reasons. Firstly, ordinary craftsmen of Odisha living ordinary lives and in some cases in abject penury, display extraordinary creativity in producing some of the most exquisite designs in textiles. The traditional animal motifs of elephant, duck, lion, deer along with conch…
“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…
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…
