Rooted in centuries-old craftsmanship, Tangaliya sarees are a striking example of India’s rich textile legacy. Originating from the Saurashtra region of Gujarat, Tangaliya (also spelled Tangalia) is a traditional handwoven technique practiced by the Dangasia community. Characterized by intricate patterns of dot designs made using extra weft work, each Tangaliya saree tells a story of culture, patience, and skilled artistry. At Nirguna, we bring you an exclusive collection of Tangaliya sarees online, carefully curated to showcase the finesse of this lesser-known craft. Whether you're looking for something timelessly elegant or rich in artisanal value, our selection of Tangaliya weaves is designed to offer both.
The beauty of a Tangaliya saree lies in its signature dot motif—created by hand-knotting contrast threads onto the warp, forming geometric patterns and intricate layouts. These raised dots aren’t embroidered or printed but are actually woven into the fabric, giving Tangaliya its signature tactile texture. Traditionally, Tangaliya sarees are woven in black or dark-colored cotton with white or brightly colored dots. However, modern interpretations now feature a vibrant palette and experimental motifs that appeal to a contemporary audience. Each saree takes days to complete, making every piece a labor of love and a one-of-a-kind textile.
Finding authentic Tangaliya sarees online can be challenging, but Nirguna ensures that each product in our collection is sourced directly from master weavers and artisan cooperatives in Gujarat. By purchasing from our platform, you’re not just owning a beautiful Tangaliya saree—you’re also supporting sustainable, ethical fashion and helping preserve a dying craft. Our Tangaliya sarees are perfect for both casual and festive occasions. Their breathable cotton fabric and artistic patterns make them a versatile addition to your wardrobe. Pair them with minimalist jewelry or silver accents to let the saree’s craftsmanship shine.
So whether you’re a saree enthusiast or a collector of Indian handlooms, don't miss out on the timeless elegance of this rare weave.
Explore our full range of handloom sarees here:
Berhampuri | Bhujodi | Dhalapathara | Gopalpur | Ganjam Bomkai | Ilkal | Kotpad | Nuapatna/Maniabandha | Sambalpuri / Sonepuri Sarees | Vidarbha
