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Orders are processed within 3-4 working days since the handlooms are polished after they are ordered and collected from the weavers in rural locations. Domestic orders are delivered within 4-6 working Days. International Orders are delivered within 10-12 Days.
The body of the saree has a Sky Blue Base with Nabakothi Motifs weaved in Magenta Colour. The boxes which makes the "Kothi" for Nabakothi is of white colour. The palla/anchal of the saree has a red base with Butterfly, Flower & Sankha (shell) on it making the saree one of it's kind. The blouse of the saree is of violet colour making a perfect combination for this gorgeous piece of Odisha Handloom saree.
A rare to find and unique tradition of Odisha, the Nabakothi Khandua silk saree, is a significant representation of Odisha's religious beliefs and legitimacy. Nabakothi saree symbolizes auspicious number 9. The number 9 is considered a powerful number connected with Navarasa, Navami, Navaratri, Nabagraha, and the nine incarnations of human life.
This authentic piece has nine unique motifs in the Kothi or houses placed horizontally across the body. The saree contains nine different motifs, each in an aligned liner pattern.
The Palla of the saree gives it a very charming yet delightful look.
The traditional touch of the motifs and the color embraces the culture, making it the best choice for any puja, functions, and other events.
Length – 6.4 Mtrs
Wrap*weft (Tana*Bana) – 3 Ply Silk * 4 Ply Silk
Fabric – Mulberry Silk
Blouse Piece- Yes
Color hues may vary from that which appears in the image
Purchasing this product would render 30 Days of livelihood.
- Suggested dry cleaning
- Please Do not squeeze or wring
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The cotton fabric has the softest feel along with gorgeously woven motifs all over it. The fabric is woven in Odisha Ikat famously known as “Bandha of Odisha”, people also call it the ‘Poetry on the Loom’.
Dhokra/Dokra is a non-ferrous metal casting using lost wax casting technique. This intricate art form consists of 13 tough stages to get into its final stage which makes it one of the most valuable artifacts.
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