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The Power of Ikat Saree: A Garment Worn by Powerful Women in India

Ikat sarees are a traditional Indian garment that has been gaining popularity in recent years. The intricate designs and vibrant colors of the Ikat saree make it a must-have for any wardrobe. What makes the Ikat saree even more special is the fact that it has been worn by some of the most influential women […]

Savitri Vrat of Odisha and the Significance of Wearing Handlooms

Savitri Vrat, also known as Savitri Brata, is a significant festival celebrated in the state of Odisha, India. It falls on the Amavasya (new moon day) in the month of Jyestha (May/June) according to the Hindu calendar. The festival is dedicated to the legendary wife, Savitri, who fought against death and brought back her husband’s […]

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 […]

The Iconic Sambalpuri Saree Worn by India’s Finance Minister

As an Odia, I take pride in the rich cultural heritage of my state, Odisha. From our exquisite temples to our unique handlooms, we have so much to offer. When Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman, the current Finance Minister of India, assumed office as the Defence Minister, she made headlines not just for her appointment but also […]

Ikat Saree Weaving The Pride Of Odisha…

Ikat fabric is known for its unique characteristic of having blurry designs. This effect is achieved through a complex weaving technique, where the dyed yarns are meticulously aligned to create intricate patterns on the finished textile. The blurriness of the designs can be minimized by using the finest quality yarns and skilled craftsmanship. Because of […]

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