The saree is a traditional female garment in the Indian Subcontinent consisting of a strip of unstitched cloth ranging from four to nine meters in length that is draped over the body in various styles.

• bsp:No
• Blouse piece:No
• Ideal For:Women
• Wash Care:Dry Clean

The saree is a traditional female garment in the Indian Subcontinent consisting of a strip of unstitched cloth ranging from four to nine meters in length that is draped over the body in various styles.

• Saree Color: Green
• Saree Fabric: Cotton
• Saree Pattern: Sambalpuri Saree (GI)
• Handloom Product: Yes
• Occasion: Wedding, Party & Festive
• Has Petticoat: No
• Blouse piece: No
• Ideal For: Women
• Wash Care: Dry Clean

• Saree Color: Blue
• Saree Fabric: Cotton
• Saree Pattern: Sambalpuri Saree (GI)
• Handloom Product: Yes
• Occasion: Wedding, Party & Festive
• Has Petticoat: No
• Blouse piece: No
• Ideal For: Women
• Wash Care: Dry Clean

• Saree Color: Maroon
• Saree Fabric: Cotton
• Saree Pattern: Sambalpuri Saree (GI)
• Handloom Product: Yes
• Occasion: Wedding, Party & Festive
• Has Petticoat: No
• Blouse piece: No
• Ideal For: Women
• Wash Care: Dry Clean

• Saree Color:White
• Saree Fabric: Cotton
• Saree Pattern: Sambalpuri Saree (GI)
• Handloom Product: Yes
• Occasion: Wedding, Party & Festive
• Has Petticoat: No
• Blouse piece: No
• Ideal For: Women
• Wash Care: Dry Clean

The saree is a traditional female garment in the Indian Subcontinent consisting of a strip of unstitched cloth ranging from four to nine meters in length that is draped over the body in various styles.

• Saree Color:Off-White
• Saree Fabric: Cotton
• Saree Pattern: Sambalpuri Saree (GI)
• Handloom Product: Yes
• Occasion: Wedding, Party & Festive
• Has Petticoat: No
• Blouse piece: No
• Ideal For: Women
• Wash Care: Dry Clean

• Saree Color:Orange
• Saree Fabric: Cotton
• Saree Pattern: Sambalpuri Saree (GI)
• Handloom Product: Yes
• Occasion: Wedding, Party & Festive
• Has Petticoat: No
• Blouse piece: No
• Ideal For: Women
• Wash Care: Dry Clean

Odisha Ikat is a kind of fabrics, a resist dyeing technique, originating from Indian state of Odisha. Also known as "Bandha of Odisha", it is a geographically tagged product of Odisha since 2007. It is made through a process of tie-dying the warp and weft threads to create the design on the loom prior to weaving.

• Ideal For : Women
• Colour : Blue
• Fabric : Cotton
• Style : Orissa Ikat
• Wash Care : Dry Clean
• Occasion : Party, Festive, Casual

Elevate your home decor with the 'Colourful Forest Pipli Applique Work'. Meticulously crafted, this artwork vividly depicts a vibrant forest scene in intricate Pipli applique art. The piece seamlessly merges nature's allure and cultural richness, adding a touch of artistic elegance that brings the enchanting beauty of the forest into your space.

• Product Material : Cotton Cloth
• Dimensions : 30 X 60 Inches
• Weight : ~ 950 Grams

Adorn your space with the 'Beautiful Village Pipli Applique Work'. Expertly crafted, this artwork captures the rustic charm of a village scene in intricate Pipli applique art. The piece seamlessly blends cultural allure and skill, adding a touch of picturesque elegance that brings the quaint beauty of village life into your home.

• Product Material : Cotton Cloth
• Dimensions : 32 X 49 Inches
• Weight : ~ 950 Grams

The Odisha Pattachitra depicting Krishna with Radha and Gopis is a traditional, intricate art form from Odisha that showcases mythological and devotional themes. This artwork typically features Lord Krishna, often shown playing his flute, surrounded by Radha and other Gopis, symbolizing divine love and devotion. The detailed patterns, vibrant colors, and storytelling elements reflect the rich cultural heritage of Odisha and its emphasis on spiritual themes from Hindu mythology.

• Product Material : Canvas
• Dimensions : 3 X 2 Ft
• Weight : ~ 1.5 Kg

The Odisha Pattachitra depicting Krishna with Radha and Gopis is a traditional, intricate art form from Odisha that showcases mythological and devotional themes. This artwork typically features Lord Krishna, often shown playing his flute, surrounded by Radha and other Gopis, symbolizing divine love and devotion. The detailed patterns, vibrant colors, and storytelling elements reflect the rich cultural heritage of Odisha and its emphasis on spiritual themes from Hindu mythology.

• Product Material : Canvas
• Dimensions : 3 X 2 Ft
• Weight : ~ 1.5 Kg

The Odisha Pattachitra depicting Krishna with Radha and Gopis is a traditional, intricate art form from Odisha that showcases mythological and devotional themes. This artwork typically features Lord Krishna, often shown playing his flute, surrounded by Radha and other Gopis, symbolizing divine love and devotion. The detailed patterns, vibrant colors, and storytelling elements reflect the rich cultural heritage of Odisha and its emphasis on spiritual themes from Hindu mythology.

• Product Material : Canvas
• Dimensions : 3 X 2 Ft
• Weight : ~ 1.5 Kg

The Odisha Pattachitra depicting Krishna with Radha and Gopis is a traditional, intricate art form from Odisha that showcases mythological and devotional themes. This artwork typically features Lord Krishna, often shown playing his flute, surrounded by Radha and other Gopis, symbolizing divine love and devotion. The detailed patterns, vibrant colors, and storytelling elements reflect the rich cultural heritage of Odisha and its emphasis on spiritual themes from Hindu mythology.

• Product Material : Canvas
• Dimensions : 3 X 2 Ft
• Weight : ~ 1.5 Kg

The Odisha Pattachitra depicting Krishna with Radha and Gopis is a traditional, intricate art form from Odisha that showcases mythological and devotional themes. This artwork typically features Lord Krishna, often shown playing his flute, surrounded by Radha and other Gopis, symbolizing divine love and devotion. The detailed patterns, vibrant colors, and storytelling elements reflect the rich cultural heritage of Odisha and its emphasis on spiritual themes from Hindu mythology.

• Product Material : Canvas
• Dimensions : 3 X 2 Ft
• Weight : ~ 950 Grams

The Odisha Pattachitra depicting Krishna with Radha and Gopis is a traditional, intricate art form from Odisha that showcases mythological and devotional themes. This artwork typically features Lord Krishna, often shown playing his flute, surrounded by Radha and other Gopis, symbolizing divine love and devotion. The detailed patterns, vibrant colors, and storytelling elements reflect the rich cultural heritage of Odisha and its emphasis on spiritual themes from Hindu mythology.

• Product Material : Canvas
• Dimensions : 3 X 2 Ft
• Weight : ~ 1.5 Kg

The Odisha Pattachitra depicting Radha and Krishna during Raas lila is a vibrant, detailed scroll painting that captures the joyful and devotional moments of Lord Krishna's Ras lila with Radha and the Gopis. Known for its intricate patterns, bold colors, and storytelling artistry, this artwork beautifully represents the divine love and spiritual bliss associated with Krishna’s playful pastimes. It reflects Odisha's rich cultural and religious heritage, emphasizing themes of devotion, love, and divine interaction.

• Product Material : Canvas
• Dimensions : 18 X 12 Inches
• Weight : ~ 950 Grams

This showpiece can be multiple uses like home decoration items, Significant in good luck belief systems as well as to gift someone, etc. Paper mache is one of the oldest crafts. Made from paper, cloth, and different kinds of natural fibers, Paper Mache skill has been creatively practiced by crafts persons from all over Odisha for a long. Wall décor, Masks, handbags, and toys are produced out of specially made papers in Odisha that are not only beautiful but strong and durable as well.

• Product Material : Acrylic Colour, Paper Mache
• Dimensions : 12 X 10 X 4 Inches
• Weight : ~ 1 Kgs

This showpiece can be multiple uses like home decoration items, Significant in good luck belief systems as well as to gift someone, etc. Paper mache is one of the oldest crafts. Made from paper, cloth, and different kinds of natural fibers, Paper Mache skill has been creatively practiced by crafts persons from all over Odisha for a long. Wall décor, Masks, handbags, and toys are produced out of specially made papers in Odisha that are not only beautiful but strong and durable as well.

• Product Material : Acrylic Colour, Paper Mache
• Dimensions : 12 X 10 X 4 Inches
• Weight : ~ 1 Kgs

Handmade paper Mache wall hanging birds painted with acrylic colours. Raw Material used *Newspaper or any other waste paper- the basic raw material for this craft which is used to prepare paper pulp.

• Product Material : Acrylic Colour, Paper Mache
• Dimensions : 4 X 20 Inches
• Weight : ~ 250 Grams