Tag Archives: Handloom Sarees

The Saree Influencer Illusion: Unveiling the Truth Behind the Glamorous Charades

In the vast realm of social media, the rise of influencers has been nothing short of spectacular. From makeup gurus to fashionistas, influencers have taken over our screens, shaping our opinions and influencing our purchasing decisions. Among these influencers, the saree goddesses reign supreme—or so we thought. I recently had a conversation with a self-proclaimed […]

Discover the Enchanting Elegance of Habaspuri Silk Sarees: Handmade Treasures from Odisha

Originating from the Habaspur region in Odisha, India, Habaspuri sarees stand out as a remarkable type of handmade saree. Renowned for their exceptional designs, these sarees showcase exquisite motifs like Kumbha, fish, and flowers, meticulously woven into the fabric using cotton or mulberry silk yarns on traditional handlooms. However, what truly distinguishes Habaspuri silk sarees […]

Kathiphera Silk Sarees: A Testament to the Skill and Craftsmanship of Odisha’s Weavers

Kathiphera silk sarees are an exquisite form of handloom sarees that hail from the state of Odisha in India. The word “Kathiphera” translates to “stick” in the local language, Odia, and the sarees are named after the intricate stick-designed motifs that are woven along the border of the saree, making them look distinctive and classy. […]

My Love Affair with Handlooms of India: From Sambalpuri to Rangkat Saree

Handlooms are a significant part of India’s rich cultural heritage. Every state of India has its unique handloom, weaving technique, and designs that are an ode to its history and culture. Being a proud Indian, I have always been fascinated by the beauty and versatility of handlooms. I own a collection of handloom sarees, and […]

Exploring the Beauty and Tradition of Sambalpuri Sarees

Sambalpuri sarees are a prized possession of Odisha, a state in eastern India known for its rich culture and traditions. These handloom sarees are woven using the ikat technique, which involves dyeing the yarn before it is woven. The result is a unique pattern that appears as if it is printed on the fabric. Sambalpuri […]

Why Handloom Sarees are the Perfect Attire for Every Woman

Handloom sarees have been a part of Indian culture for centuries. They are an epitome of elegance, grace, and beauty. These sarees are made using traditional techniques, passed down from generation to generation. Handloom sarees are not just a piece of clothing, but they are also a symbol of the rich cultural heritage of India. […]

Small Business, Big Personality: Support Me and My Quirky Charm

Hey there, friend! Are you tired of the same old boring shopping experiences? Do you want to support a small business owner who pours their heart and soul into their work? Look no further, because I am that small business owner! I may not have the fancy storefront of a big-box retailer or the slick […]

“Laal Sambalpuri Laxmi Yantra Silk Saree”

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, […]

Be a Hero, Shop Local: Why You Should Support Small Businesses Like Mine

Welcome, friend! Allow me to introduce myself – I’m the owner of SanskritiCuttack, a small business that specializes in the unique and beautiful art of Odisha handloom sarees. But I’m not just any business owner – I’m a passionate individual who pours love and care into every aspect of my work. When you shop with […]

Orissa handloom silk sarees- a superior blend of craftsmanship and ingenuity

Orissa fairly boasts of some of the exquisite collections of handloom silk sarees that are celebrated across the world for their refined finish and meticulous weave. The textile industry of Orissa is deeply influenced by the presiding deity of the state Lord Jagannatha which is displayed in the temple borders, traditional colour use and mythological […]

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