Sarees

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.

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. 

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. 

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. 

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. 

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. 

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.

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.

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.

The GI marked  red Telia Rumal saree adorned with a black border embodies a striking blend of tradition and contemporary elegance. Originating from Telangana, India, this handwoven cotton marvel features the unique tie-and-dye technique, showcasing vibrant red tones. The black border adds a contrasting touch, enhancing the saree's visual appeal. The intricate patterns seamlessly woven into the fabric reflect the skilled craftsmanship of Telangana artisans. This saree is a captivating fusion of bold colors and traditional artistry, making it a timeless choice for special occasions. The red hue symbolizes vibrancy and celebration, while the black border adds a touch of sophistication, creating a truly enchanting ensemble.
General Instructions : Saree Colour May Slightly Vary from Picture 
Care Instructions : Hand Wash



 

This GI marked grey Telia Rumal saree emanates timeless sophistication and cultural allure. Originating from Telangana, India, this handwoven masterpiece showcases the distinctive tie-and-dye craftsmanship, with intricate patterns seamlessly woven into the fabric. The grey hue exudes understated elegance, making it a versatile choice for various occasions. The saree not only reflects the rich heritage of Telangana but also epitomizes the artistry of skilled weavers. With its subtle yet captivating aesthetic, this  grey Telia Rumal saree stands as a symbol of traditional charm, blending contemporary fashion with the enduring allure of age-old weaving techniques in a harmonious fusion.

Primary Material : Cotton
Saree Length : 5.5 m
Blouse length : 1 m
Weight : 700 g


 

The warp and the weft of a Sambalpuri sari are tie-dyed before weaving, making it a traditional handwoven bandha (ikat) sari known locally as "sambalpuri bandha" sadhi or saree. The Indian state of Odisha produces it in the districts of Sambalpur, Balangir, Bargarh, Boudh, and Sonepur. In the Indian subcontinent, the sari is a traditional feminine garment worn in a variety of ways across the body. It is made up of an unstitched strip of fabric that can be four to nine meters in length.

The warp and the weft of a Sambalpuri sari are tie-dyed before weaving, making it a traditional handwoven bandha (ikat) sari known locally as "sambalpuri bandha" sadhi or saree. The Indian state of Odisha produces it in the districts of Sambalpur, Balangir, Bargarh, Boudh, and Sonepur. In the Indian subcontinent, the sari is a traditional feminine garment worn in a variety of ways across the body. It is made up of an unstitched strip of fabric that can be four to nine meters in length.

The warp and the weft of a Sambalpuri sari are tie-dyed before weaving, making it a traditional handwoven bandha (ikat) sari known locally as "sambalpuri bandha" sadhi or saree. The Indian state of Odisha produces it in the districts of Sambalpur, Balangir, Bargarh, Boudh, and Sonepur. In the Indian subcontinent, the sari is a traditional feminine garment worn in a variety of ways across the body. It is made up of an unstitched strip of fabric that can be four to nine meters in length.

The warp and the weft of a Sambalpuri sari are tie-dyed before weaving, making it a traditional handwoven bandha (ikat) sari known locally as "sambalpuri bandha" sadhi or saree. The Indian state of Odisha produces it in the districts of Sambalpur, Balangir, Bargarh, Boudh, and Sonepur. In the Indian subcontinent, the sari is a traditional feminine garment worn in a variety of ways across the body. It is made up of an unstitched strip of fabric that can be four to nine meters in length.

The warp and the weft of a Sambalpuri sari are tie-dyed before weaving, making it a traditional handwoven bandha (ikat) sari known locally as "sambalpuri bandha" sadhi or saree. The Indian state of Odisha produces it in the districts of Sambalpur, Balangir, Bargarh, Boudh, and Sonepur. In the Indian subcontinent, the sari is a traditional feminine garment worn in a variety of ways across the body. It is made up of an unstitched strip of fabric that can be four to nine meters in length.

Gopalpur handloom tussar sarees are renowned for their lifespan and robustness as well. They are hand-woven and constructed with premium silk, so their longevity is guaranteed. These sarees are a well-liked option for formal events like weddings and holidays.

Gopalpur handloom tussar sarees are renowned for their lifespan and robustness as well. They are hand-woven and constructed with premium silk, so their longevity is guaranteed. These sarees are a well-liked option for formal events like weddings and holidays.

The Banarasi Dupion Light Blue Silk Saree is a graceful blend of tradition and sophistication. Woven in Banaras, India, it showcases the timeless artistry of silk weaving. The lustrous dupion silk fabric drapes elegantly, while intricate Zari work adorns the borders and pallu, adding a touch of opulence. The serene light blue hue enhances the saree's charm, making it a perfect choice for special occasions. This Banarasi masterpiece captures the essence of cultural richness, making it a symbol of refined style and traditional craftsmanship.