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Gunjaa – Handwoven Premium Eri by Paat Silk
Sualkuchi: The Silk Village of Assam
Just a handful of us may have heard of Sualkuchi, a quaint village not very far from Guwahati, the largest city of Assam. This picturesque village, however, is heaven for silk fabrics, and is known as the ‘Manchester of East’ as well as the ‘Weaving Mecca of Assam.
Sualkuchi silk earns GI tag. Sualkuchi offers various silk fabrics to the world, including the golden Muga, ivory white pat, and light beige eri or endi silks.Saree Description:
Paat x Eri Silk Saree. Eri silk & Muga Gicha Silk is used in design Motifs.
Saree length 6.4 mts including blouse piece₹30,950.00 -
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GOPINI I – HAND BATIK PAINTING ON PREMIUM KATAN SILK
Exclusive Pichwai inspired Hand Batik painting on premium katan silk
Saree length 6.5 mts including blouse piece₹10,500.00 -
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Saachi – HANDWOVEN PURE MULBERRY SILK WITH PASAPALLI BORDER
Exclusive Handwoven Mulberry silk saree With pasapalli border and bandha palla from Orissa
Saree length 6.4 mts including blouse piece₹13,999.00 -
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ASHAVALI I – HANDWOVEN PURE SILK FROM GUJARAT
Handwoven Pure Ashavali Silk Saree
Ashavali saree is Named after the city of Ahmedabad, once known as Ashaval, which has been a brocade and silk weaving centre since at least the fifteenth century, the Ashavali is therefore also known as the Amdavadi or Amdavadi zari saree. The weavers of this textile were patronised by the Mughals, local royalty, and rich mercantile class in Gujarat, which according to some theories is where brocade weaving originated in India. It is believed that Benaras emerged as the new brocade weaving centre after a great fire in 1300 CE caused many Ashavali Saree weavers to migrate there.
Saree length 5.5 mts
Blouse piece 1 mt
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Boita Bandana ~ Pure Handspun fine Gopalpur Tussar
Boita Bandana
(Worship of the Boats)BOITA BANDANA UTSAB, is one of the most important socio-religious festivals in coastal Odisha, which provides vital information about Kalinga’s glorious maritime heritage. The Festival of Boita bandana celebrated on Kartika Purnima, the full-moon day of Kartika (October-November). The festival is celebrated to commemorate the glorious past of commercial sea journeys that were organized to the islands of Bali, Sumatra and Java. Glorious maritime past is remembered and celebrated symbolically.
History books say the Sadhabas (traders) from Kalinga, erstwhile Odisha, used to begin their business journeys to different countries through sea on the auspicious day of Kartik Purnima every year.
Their family members used to gather on the sea shore to give them a grand farewell, wishing them good luck during their journey. The state celebrates the event even today. During this festive period, the idols of “Kartikeswar” are constructed and worshipped.Product: Gopalpur handwoven Handspun fine tussar saree with gorgeous weaving palla / Anchal inspired by the Boita Bandana festival.
saree length 5.5 mts, blouse piece 90 cm
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URJA II – PURE COTTON HANDWOVEN JAMDANI SAREE
Pure Handwoven cotton jamdani saree from West Bengal
saree length 5.5 mts without blouse piece
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Titli – Handwoven Handspun Gopalpur Tussar Jaala palla Saree
Handwoven Handspun fine tussar from Gopalpur Orissa
Saree length 6.4 mts including blouse piece
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Jagannath mandir – Handwoven Double ikkat Pure Silk
Jagannath Mandir:
Handwoven pure Mulberry Silk double ikkat saree inspired from The Jagannath Temple.
The saree is grand and exquisite which deceipts the culture, tradition and hertiage of Odisha.
The Jagannath Temple is an important Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Jagannath. It is one of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites.
The Pallu of the saree has lotus motifs, it has one of the traditional and Popular Delicacies of Orissa is the Mahaprasad (Avada)- the holy food served to Lord Jagannath as bhog. It has Jagannath Temple with Nilachakra – (blue wheel) is the wheel mounted on the top of the Jagannath Temple on top of it. On top of Nilachakra there is a flag knowns as Patitapaban Bana. The word Patitapaban is the combination of two Odiya language words Patita + Paban. The word Patita means fallen and Paban means purifier. Bana is an Odiya language word. It means Flag. The Lord Jagannath purifies the fallen souls/ peoples. It also has dancing lady motifs known as Nartaki.
The body has small temple motifs all over the body and border is broad and woven with elephant motifs.Saree length 6.5 mts including blouse piece
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NEERA I – HAND BLOCK PRINTED PURE KATAN SILK
Hand block printed pure katan silk
Saree length 6.4 mts including blouse piece₹7,250.00
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