Nuapatna/ Maniabandha clusters are known for the world-famous Khandua Silk Sarees.  These sarees are made from Malda silk, a variety of silk procured from West Bengal.

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There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Sambalpuri Sarees have a GI tag and are made by the 'Bhulia' community residing in Western Odisha mainly Sambalpur, Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir, and adjoining areas. The "Bhulia" community has shown creative excellence by designing innumerable patterns and motifs according to the demands of the customer. The beauty lies in the fact that the designs are theme-based and suitable for casual as well as festive occasions.

 Disclaimer  

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Sambalpuri Sarees have a GI tag and are made by the 'Bhulia' community residing in Western Odisha mainly Sambalpur, Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir, and adjoining areas. The "Bhulia" community has shown creative excellence by designing innumerable patterns and motifs according to the demands of the customer. The beauty lies in the fact that the designs are theme-based and suitable for casual as well as festive occasions.

 Disclaimer  

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Sambalpuri Sarees have a GI tag and are made by the 'Bhulia' community residing in western Odisha mainly Sambalpur, Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir, and adjoining areas. The "Bhulia" community has shown creative excellence by designing innumerable patterns and motifs according to the demands of the customer. The beauty lies in the fact that the designs are theme-based and suitable for casual as well as festive occasions.

Disclaimer  

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Sambalpuri Sarees have a GI tag and are made by the 'Bhulia' community residing in Western Odisha mainly Sambalpur, Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir, and adjoining areas. The "Bhulia" community has shown creative excellence by designing innumerable patterns and motifs according to the demands of the customer. The beauty lies in the fact that the designs are theme-based and suitable for casual as well as festive occasions.

Disclaimer  

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Sambalpuri Sarees have a GI tag and are made by the 'Bhulia' community residing in western Odisha mainly Sambalpur, Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir and adjoining areas. The "Bhulia" community has shown creative excellence by designing innumerable patterns and motifs according to the demands of the customer. The beauty lies in the fact that the designs are theme-based and suitable for casual as well as festive occasions.

 Disclaimer  

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Nuapatna/ Maniabandha clusters are known for the world-famous Khandua Silk Sarees.  These sarees are made from Malda silk, a variety of silk procured from West Bengal.

 Disclaimer  

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Sambalpuri Sarees have a GI tag and are made by the 'Bhulia' community residing in western Odisha mainly Sambalpur, Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir, and adjoining areas. The "Bhulia" community has shown creative excellence by designing innumerable patterns and motifs according to the demands of the customer. The beauty lies in the fact that the designs are theme-based and suitable for casual as well as festive occasions.

 Disclaimer  

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Sambalpuri Sarees have a GI tag and are made by the 'Bhulia' community residing in western Odisha mainly Sambalpur, Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir, and adjoining areas. The "Bhulia" community has shown creative excellence by designing innumerable patterns and motifs according to the demands of the customer. The beauty lies in the fact that the designs are theme-based and suitable for casual as well as festive occasions.

Disclaimer

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Sambalpuri Sarees have a GI tag and are made by the 'Bhulia' community residing in Western Odisha mainly Sambalpur, Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir, and adjoining areas. The "Bhulia" community has shown creative excellence by designing innumerable patterns and motifs according to the demands of the customer. The beauty lies in the fact that the designs are theme-based and suitable for casual as well as festive occasions.

Disclaimer

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Kotpad sarees are exquisite pieces of our ancient handloom products woven in the traditional method of weaving using pit looms and three shuttle technique. This saree has been handmade by the weavers of the Miriam tribal community of Koraput district in Odisha. The tribal motifs woven on the saree gives an ethereal look to the drape. These are the most comfortable wear for all weather conditions and very skin-friendly as it is made up of both organic fibers and colors. An original, authentic fashion statement never to be missed!

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There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!

Kotpad sarees are exquisite pieces of our ancient handloom products woven in the traditional method of weaving using pit looms and three shuttle technique. This saree has been handmade by the weavers of the Miriam tribal community of Koraput district in Odisha. These are the most comfortable wear for all weather conditions and very skin-friendly as it is made up of only organic fibers and colors. An original, authentic fashion statement never to be missed!

 Disclaimer

There may be unevenness in the selvage and the weave. There may be a loose thread on the backside of the saree. These are the signs of a handloom, handwoven saree. Be happy!