Odisha Handloom Product: Sambalpuri Sarees

Handloom item made of Odisha cotton, which has a exclusive style and colour. The product includes of Sarees, Dress Materials, Bed covers, Cushion covers, Elegant Dupatta and Strolls.

Sambalpur ( Western Orissa) is the land of a exclusive handloom product on textile. The Sambalpuri cloth is distort and weft and tie-dyed before weaving. The fashion consist of the ritual of similar to Shankho (shell), Chakro (wheel), phoolla (flower) with profound representation, but the highlight of these textiles are conventional craftsmanship of the 'Bandhakala', the bind-dye art replicated in their involved weaves, also known as Sambalpuri " Ikat”. In this procedure, the strings are first tie-dyed and later woven into a fabric, with entire process taking many weeks. 

A well-liked wear of India’s former prime minister late India Gandhi. A right mix of fashion and convention has always kept sambalpur cotton in an altered league. 



The types of sambalpuri sarees are,

1. Saptapad Saree: The oldest form of sambalpuri tie and dye hand woven material.

2. Bapta Saree: A conventional tussar saree for metropolitan smart

3. Pasapali and Bomkai: Alternatives of sambalpuri sarees