The Khadi Cotton Sambalpuri Saree is a perfect blend of tradition, craftsmanship, and sustainable elegance. Woven by skilled artisans of Odisha, it combines hand-spun khadi cotton with the intricate beauty of Sambalpuri Ikat (Bandha) weaving, where patterns are dyed into the threads before weaving, ensuring long-lasting vibrancy.
Made from 100% pure khadi cotton, this saree is soft, lightweight, and breathable, offering year-round comfort with an effortless drape. The designs draw inspiration from Odisha’s cultural heritage, featuring traditional motifs like shankha (conch), chakra (wheel), and tribal patterns, each carrying deep symbolic significance.
Every saree is handwoven on traditional looms, following an eco-friendly process that supports rural artisans and sustainable fashion. Whether for work, celebrations, or casual wear, its timeless appeal makes it a versatile addition to any wardrobe. With a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, this saree is a true reflection of Odisha’s handloom legacy.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
| Category | Saree |
| Type | Handwoven Khadi Cotton Sambalpuri Saree |
| Fabric | Khadi Cotton |
| Colour | Cloud Cream |
| Design | Cloud Cream with Castleton Green Buti Designed Body, Black Undertone Castleton Green Colour Aanchal |
| Saree Dimension | 5.44 Mt x 1.18 Mt |
| Saree Weight | 460 gm |
| Blouse | Not Available |
| Loom | Handwoven |
| Taalapatra Saree Series | KASTURI |
STORY BEHIND THIS CRAFT
The Khadi Cotton Sambalpuri Saree is a testament to Odisha’s deep-rooted handloom tradition, where artistry and heritage come together in every weave. Originating from the weaving clusters of Sambalpur, Bargarh, Sonepur, and Balangir, these sarees are crafted using the intricate Ikat (Bandha) technique, a process that dates back centuries. Unlike printed fabrics, the patterns in Sambalpuri Ikat are carefully dyed into the threads before weaving, creating motifs that remain vibrant for generations.
Khadi cotton, a fabric synonymous with sustainability and self-reliance, was popularized during India’s independence movement and remains a symbol of hand-spun, eco-friendly craftsmanship. When blended with Odisha’s traditional Sambalpuri weaving, it results in a saree that is lightweight, breathable, and culturally rich.
CRAFTSMANSHIP & THE WEAVING PROCESS
Each Khadi Cotton Sambalpuri Saree is entirely handwoven on traditional looms, requiring weeks of meticulous craftsmanship. The process follows time-honored techniques that ensure authenticity, durability, and timeless elegance.
1. Spinning & Preparation – The journey begins with hand-spun khadi cotton yarn, known for its breathable texture and natural softness. The threads are carefully treated to enhance their strength before weaving.
2. Tying & Dyeing – Using the Sambalpuri Ikat (Bandha) technique, artisans skillfully tie sections of the yarn and dye them multiple times to create the intricate, long-lasting patterns. Unlike printed designs, these motifs are embedded into the fabric at the yarn stage itself.
3. Precision Weaving – The pre-dyed yarns are then handwoven with remarkable accuracy, ensuring that each motif aligns perfectly across the saree. This intricate weaving technique results in symmetrical patterns that maintain their vibrancy for years.
4. Finishing Touches – After weaving, the saree undergoes careful washing, drying, and quality checks to ensure its durability, softness, and flawless finish.
Every Khadi Cotton Sambalpuri Saree is a reflection of the artisan’s patience, skill, and dedication, making it a true work of art and a lasting piece of Odisha’s handloom heritage.
The sarees hold a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, recognizing them as a unique and culturally significant textile of Odisha. By choosing a handwoven Khadi Cotton Sambalpuri Saree, you are supporting rural artisans, sustainable fashion, and a legacy that has been passed down for generations.
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At TAALAPATRA, every product is handcrafted with care and inspired by India’s rich cultural heritage. Variations in color, texture, weave, or artwork are natural and highlight the uniqueness of handmade craftsmanship. Product descriptions may include folklore, regional traditions, and symbolic interpretations, intended to enhance your appreciation of the art—not as historical facts.
Colours may also appear slightly different due to lighting or screen settings. We request you to embrace these small variations as a part of the product’s authenticity and charm.
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