Beautiful pasapalli border with jhoti Aanchal Khandua silk Ikat saree without blouse piece

INR 28,400

TypeKhandua Silk Sarees

CraftSambalpuri Double Ikat

BlouseIncluded (Unstitched)

Length6.3 Meters

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Hand-woven over 25 days.
No two Sarees are equal !! Even if from the same loom, with same design,
& even same batch !!
Handloom can't compete with machines.

Sl. No.	Color Name	Color Preview
1	York
2	Red
3	Off-White
4	Pink
5	Red
6	Brown

• Dry Clean only to preserve the intricate work.
• Store in a cool, dry place wrapped in muslin cloth.
• Avoid direct sunlight when airing the saree.

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This is an exquisite Khandua silk saree, an illustrious handwoven textile from the renowned weavers village of Nuapatana in Odisha, India. This saree is a splendid example of the intricate Ikat weaving technique that the region is celebrated for. With its off-white body, juxtaposed against a rich red and rust mix combination border and aanchal, the saree is a vibrant testament to the artistry and heritage of Odishan handlooms. The body of the saree is a pristine off-white, providing a serene and elegant backdrop that accentuates the intricate designs on the borders and aanchal. This neutral base enhances the visual appeal of the vibrant hues used in the rest of the saree, allowing the detailed patterns and the vivid colors to stand out prominently. The border of the saree is a striking combination of red and rust, featuring double lines of the distinctive pasapalli work. Pasapalli, which translates to `chessboard` is a traditional design motif characterized by its checkered patterns. This intricate pattern is meticulously woven into the border, showcasing the precision and skill of the weavers. The dual lines of pasapalli create a dynamic visual effect, adding depth and complexity to the border, making it a focal point of the saree. The aanchal, or pallu, of the saree is an elaborate display of the jhoti theme, another traditional design element from Odisha. Jhoti motifs are often inspired by nature and daily life, featuring intricate floral and geometric patterns. In this saree, the jhoti theme is beautifully rendered in a harmonious blend of red and rust, creating a rich tapestry that contrasts elegantly with the off-white body. The central medallion, surrounded by ornate designs, is a hallmark of the jhoti style, adding a touch of grandeur and cultural significance to the saree. The Khandua silk saree is woven using the Ikat technique, a time-honored method where the yarns are tie-dyed before weaving to create the desired patterns. This intricate process requires immense skill and precision, as the weaver must align the dyed threads accurately to form the detailed designs. The Ikat weave in this saree is a testament to the weaver`s craftsmanship, with the patterns seamlessly integrated into the fabric, resulting in a visually cohesive and stunning textile. Woven in Nuapatana, a village renowned for its weaving traditions, this saree embodies the rich cultural heritage and the meticulous craftsmanship of its artisans. The weavers have honed their skills over generations, producing textiles that are not only beautiful but also of exceptional quality. This Khandua silk saree, without a blouse piece, is a versatile and timeless piece, suitable for various occasions, from festive celebrations to formal events. This off-white Khandua silk saree with its red and rust mix combination border and aanchal is a masterpiece of traditional Odishan weaving. The double lines of pasapalli work on the border and the jhoti theme on the aanchal showcase the rich cultural heritage and the exquisite craftsmanship of the weavers of Nuapatana. The intricate Ikat weave adds to the saree s allure, making it a cherished addition to any wardrobe. This saree is not just a piece of clothing but a work of art that tells the story of its makers and their rich tradition of handloom weaving.