Nabarangi or Nabakothi sarees are among the most traditional Khandua silk sarees. They are the famous 9 kothi or houses sarees, where inside each house is a special motif related to Odisha's culture such as elephant, lion, lotus, conch shell, butterfly, duck etc.

• Product Material : Silk
• Saree Length : 5.45 Mtr
• Blouse piece : Not Included in saree
• Weight : ~ 415 Grams
• GI Certified : 2006

The Dark Blue with Pink Colour Rajkot Patola Saree is a stunning traditional masterpiece. Handwoven with precision in Rajkot, Gujarat, it features a deep, rich blue base adorned with intricate pink patterns. The vibrant colour contrast and detailed design showcase the skilled craftsmanship of the artisans. This saree not only reflects the cultural heritage of the region but also embodies the timeless elegance and artistry of Rajkot Patola, making it a unique and cherished piece of wearable art.
 

A blue Siddipet Gollabama saree is a traditional handwoven saree originating from Siddipet, a town in the Indian state of Telangana. These sarees are celebrated for their intricate designs, vibrant colors, and rich cultural heritage.
Primary Material : Cotton
Saree length : 5.5 m
Blouse length : 1 m
Weight : 700 g
Care Instructions : Hand Wash
General Instructions : Colour May Slighty vary from Picture


 

The Telia Rumal, meant for the Middle-Eastern market, was worn primarily around the neck for its 'tel' (oil), to keep dryness at bay. In Arab countries, the Muslim women used to wear these Telia Rumals as head scarves. This fabric gave them a cool feel during blazing summers. And in winters, it kept them warm.
Primary Material :Cotton Yarn
Weight : 700 g
Gi Tagged : 2020
 

A Blue with Black Venkatagiri saree is a striking and contemporary interpretation of traditional Indian attire. Crafted from fine cotton or silk, this saree combines the richness of blue with the depth of black, creating a visually appealing and sophisticated ensemble. Venkatagiri sarees are renowned for their intricate weaving techniques, often featuring traditional motifs inspired by nature, temples, or geometric patterns.

The combination of blue and black adds a touch of modernity to the classic Venkatagiri style. The saree may showcase a variety of designs, and the border and pallu could be adorned with delicate zari work, enhancing its overall elegance. This fusion of colors and traditional craftsmanship makes the Blue with Black Venkatagiri saree a stylish choice for a range of occasions, from formal events to cultural celebrations.
Care Instructions : Hand Wash & Dry Clean
General Instructions : Colour May Slightly Vary From Picture

A blue with green Pochampally saree radiates subtle elegance and traditional charm. The cool tones blend beautifully, enhanced by intricate Ikat patterns that reflect expert craftsmanship. Ideal for festive occasions or formal gatherings, this saree offers a refreshing look, combining heritage artistry with a graceful, contemporary color palette.
Primary Material : Silk 
Weight : 700 Grams
Lead Time : 10 Days 

When shopping for a blue Telia Rumal saree, you can explore various options from different regions of India, as each region has its own unique styles and techniques for creating these beautiful sarees. Be sure to consider the shade of blue, the design, and the overall look that you desire before making your choice.

Primary Material : Cotton Yarn
Saree length : 5.5 m
Blouse length : 1 m
Weight : 700 g
Care Instructions : Hand Wash
General Instructions : Colour May Slighty vary from Picture
Gi Tagged : 2020

 

A blue with orange Pochampally saree offers a stunning blend of vibrance and tradition. The deep blue base paired with vivid orange Ikat patterns creates a bold and elegant statement. Perfect for festive events or special occasions, this saree showcases timeless craftsmanship and adds a touch of contemporary flair to ethnic style.
Primary Material : Silk 
Weight : 700 Grams 
Lead Time : 10 Days

Rajkot Patola saree, a masterpiece of Gujarati craftsmanship, elegantly blends blue and pink hues in a mesmerizing display. Handwoven with precision, this double ikat silk saree features intricate geometric patterns, showcasing the artisan's expertise. The rich cultural heritage of Rajkot comes to life in every thread, making it a symbol of tradition and beauty. Each saree, a unique work of art, reflects the timeless allure of Rajkot Patola, where vibrant colours and meticulous craftsmanship converge in a harmonious celebration of style.
 

A blue with yellow Pochampally saree radiates elegance and cultural vibrance. The bold Ikat patterns in contrasting hues highlight traditional craftsmanship and artistic finesse. Perfect for festive or formal occasions, this saree beautifully blends heritage with modern appeal, making it a striking choice for those who appreciate timeless Indian fashion.
Primary Material : Silk 
Weight : 700 Grams 
LeadTime : 10 Days 

Embrace the timeless beauty of the Bottle Green With Red combinations in this stunning Odisha Ikkat Khandua Cotton Saree. Perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any occasion, this saree is a must-have for any fashion-forward individual.

• Product Material : Cotton
• Saree Length : 5.5 Mtr
• Blouse piece : Not Included in saree
• Weight : ~ 437 Grams
• GI Certified : 2006

Brown Chikkan cotton showcases intricate Chikankari embroidery on soft, earthy-toned cotton fabric. Combining elegance with comfort, it’s perfect for both casual and festive wear. The warm brown hue adds a rustic charm, while the delicate hand-stitched patterns highlight the rich cultural heritage of this traditional Indian craft.

Primary Material : Rayon 
Kurti Length : 42cm
Weight : 300 grams

The Telia Rumal, meant for the Middle-Eastern market, was worn primarily around the neck for its 'tel' (oil), to keep dryness at bay. In Arab countries, the Muslim women used to wear these Telia Rumals as head scarves. This fabric gave them a cool feel during blazing summers. And in winters, it kept them warm.

Primary Material :Cotton Yarn
Weight : 700 g
Gi Tagged : 2020

 

The Telia Rumal, meant for the Middle-Eastern market, was worn primarily around the neck for its 'tel' (oil), to keep dryness at bay. In Arab countries, the Muslim women used to wear these Telia Rumals as head scarves. This fabric gave them a cool feel during blazing summers. And in winters, it kept them warm.
Primary Material :Cotton Yarn
Weight : 700 g
Gi Tagged : 2020
 

Telia Rumal sarees originate from Telangana, India, featuring handwoven cotton fabric known for its tie-and-dye artistry. The term "Telia" refers to the oil treatment the fabric undergoes, enhancing its sheen and durability. These sarees showcase intricate geometric patterns and vibrant hues, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Telangana. Crafted by skilled artisans, Telia Rumal sarees are a symbol of traditional craftsmanship and timeless elegance. The meticulous dyeing process and unique designs make them prized possessions for those seeking distinctive and culturally significant attire, blending artistry with the charm of Indian textiles.

A brown and violet Tussar saree beautifully blends earthy tones with a touch of regal elegance. Crafted from rich Tussar silk, it features a natural sheen and textured finish. The harmonious color combination enhances its appeal, making it ideal for festive and formal occasions while showcasing exquisite Indian craftsmanship.
Primary Material : Silk
Weight : 350 Grams
Product Details : Saree Length 6.5 Meter With Attached Blouse
Gi Certified: 2009

"This is a made-to-order product. It will take approximately One Month to make the product."

Chaukadi Towel from Bhotia Dan, Uttarakhand, is a cultural treasure. Handwoven by the indigenous Bhotia community, these towels showcase a blend of traditional craftsmanship and local identity. The towels feature unique geometric patterns and vibrant colours, reflecting the region's rich heritage. Crafted with care and skill, Chaukadi Towels serve as both practical items and symbols of cultural pride, embodying the artistry and cultural significance of the Bhotia people in the scenic landscapes of Uttarakhand.

• Product Material : Pure Sheep Wool
• Size : 28 X 54 Inches
• Weight : ~ 400 Grams
• Colour : Black & White
• GI Certified : 2021

Chanderi silk sarees from Madhya Pradesh are renowned for their exquisite craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Chanderi silk sarees are a product of the age-old weaving tradition in Chanderi, a town in Madhya Pradesh. This tradition dates back to the 13th century and is known for its intricate weaving techniques.

These sarees are predominantly made of pure silk or a silk-cotton blend, which imparts a luxurious and smooth texture to the fabric. The use of high-quality silk adds to the sheen and drape of the saree. Chanderi sarees are celebrated for their lightweight and translucent nature. They are comfortable to wear and perfect for various occasions, from casual to formal.

Phoda Kumbha of Berhampur within striking modern boundaries. introduced by the Mohuri Kings to Berhampur Town in the fourteenth century AD.The weaving pattern of the Berhampur phoda Kumbha is distinctive, especially the patterns in the modern temple boundaries.

Kotpad handloom fabric is a traditional handwoven textile that originates from the tribal communities in Kotpad village, situated in the Koraput district of Odisha, India.