Dupatta

“Bandhakala” popularly known as ikat is a resist dyeing technique originating from Odisha, India. In this technique, the threads are first tie-dyed and later woven into a fabric, with the entire process taking many weeks or months depending on the intricacies of the designs. The feather like, contrasting curvilinear designs are unique and found only in Odisha Handlooms.

A Sambalpuri stole wrapped around your shoulder increases your fashion quotient manifold.  

“Bandhakala” popularly known as ikat is a resist dyeing technique originating from Odisha, India. In this technique, the threads are first tie-dyed and later woven into a fabric, with the entire process taking many weeks or months depending on the intricacies of the designs. The feather like, contrasting curvilinear designs are unique and found only in Odisha Handlooms.

A Sambalpuri dupatta wrapped around your shoulder increases your fashion quotient manifold.  

“Bandhakala” popularly known as ikat is a resist dyeing technique originating from Odisha, India. In this technique, the threads are first tie-dyed and later woven into a fabric, with the entire process taking many weeks or months depending on the intricacies of the designs. The feather like, contrasting curvilinear designs are unique and found only in Odisha Handlooms.

A Sambalpuri stole wrapped around your shoulder increases your fashion quotient manifold.  

“Bandhakala” popularly known as ikat is a resist dyeing technique originating from Odisha, India. In this technique, the threads are first tie-dyed and later woven into a fabric, with the entire process taking many weeks or months depending on the intricacies of the designs. The feather like, contrasting curvilinear designs are unique and found only in Odisha Handlooms.

A Sambalpuri dupatta wrapped around your shoulder increases your fashion quotient manifold.  

Kotpad stoles are exquisite pieces of natural dyed handloom products. This stole has been handmade by the weavers of the Mirgam tribal community of Koraput district in Odisha. An original, authentic fashion statement never to be missed!

Kotpad stoles are exquisite pieces of natural dyed handloom products. This stole has been handmade by the weavers of the Mirgam tribal community of Koraput district in Odisha. An original, authentic fashion statement never to be missed!

Kotpad stoles are exquisite pieces of natural dyed handloom products. This stole has been handmade by the weavers of the Mirgam tribal community of Koraput district in Odisha. An original, authentic fashion statement never to be missed!

Patola is known for the intricate geometric designs and use of high quality mulberry silk. 

Patola is known for the intricate geometric designs and use of high quality mulberry silk.  A single ikat with a high end craftmanship, this is a beauty for that much needed glamour touch.