Famous Saris of Odisha

A sari is a South Asian female garment, this sari is also pronounced as Saree or Shari, it consists of a drape varying from five to nine yards in length and two to four feet in breadth. Mostly in south Asian countries like India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka etc women like to wear sari very much. Odisha is a state of the country India; here also women love to wear different kinds of sari. There are very good designs of sari are available. Some famous categories of sari available in Odisha are: Pata sari, Sambalpuri sari, Pattachitra Sari, Sonepuri sari etc. there are many more are available.  

Sambalpuri Saris:

Sambalpuri  is one place situated in Odisha, here some beautiful sari are woven by skilled Odia weavers. Sambalpuri saris are handloom saris woven coarsely out of silk or cotton in Sambalpur. These Sambalpuri saris have their original style and design known as “Baandha”. This bandha refers to the technique of tying and dyeing of yarns to obtain a fixed design pattern. This Sambalpuri sari design is conceptualized and then the yarns are finely tied according to the desired patterns. So prevent absorption of dyes, and then dyed. The unique feature of this form of designing is the most important reason which makes very popular this sari. That the designs get reflected almost identically on both side of the fabric or consumers in all over the world like these sari very much. 

Famous Sambalpuri Pata Sarees available online

PattachitraSari:

Another important type of sari designed in Odisha is pattachitra sari. This sari are inspired by famous pattachitra painting, in pattachitra sari the designes and paintings are showing the life style of Hindu gods, due to this reason pattachitra saris are very much important for Hindu peoples in all over the world, people from different countries like these saris  and try to collect these every time. After the invention of online shopping technology these peoples who are leaving in outside of India, get these pattachitra saris easily by the help an online shopping site. 

So these are some important saris available in Odisha. 

Famous Sonepuri Saree or Bomkai Sari of Odisha

In Odisha most of the women like to wear Saree. There are many varieties of Saree are present in Odisha. Some of the famous Saree designs are Sambalpuri Saree,   Sonepuri Saree or Bomkai, Pattachitra Saree etc. 

                      

Sonepuri Saree or Bomkai is produced by the Community known as “Bhulia”. This Bhulia community people are generally found in Subarnapur district of Orissa, India. In particular, the famous Saree designs Bomkai are the traditional design of Bhulia Community. This Saree was produced in the village named Bomkai of Ganjam district of Orissa. During the time of Ramai Dev, it was introduced in Sonepur. After that it was famous in the name Sonepuri Saree. Sonepur handloom sarees, Sonepuri paatas and silk sarees are popular items displayed at various fashion shows and people like these Saree very much.

                 

Handloom Silk Sarees of Odisha available online

Famous Saree designer Padmashri Kailash Chandra Meher was well known person in Western Odisha for his weaving skills in Saree weaving. He was working as an Art Designer in Weaver Service Centre Bhubaneswar, under Development Commissioner Handloom, New Delhi, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India. He is doing some creative design in textiles. He had developed some old Bomkai designs, which has attracted the market and product being named as Bomkai Saree. This Bomkai Saree is as same design as Sonepuri Saree. So sonepuri Saree are also called bomkai Saree. People in not in odisha but in all over the india and in all over the world like this sonepuri Saree very much.

The “Radhakunja” a kind of Sonepuri Saree was a great attraction in the wedding of Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai. Three Sonepuri Sari were designed by master craftsman Chaturbhuja Meher at Sonepur and supplied to the Bachchans. In the weeding function Aishwarya Rai wear this Sonepuri Saree. 

                      

Now days after the invention of online shopping technology, the demand of this Saree are increases in a faster way.   

                       

So these are some things about the famous Sonepuri Saree of Odisha. 

Priyanka Chopra Love to Wear Handloom Silk Saree

The famous bollywood actress Prayanka Chopra love to wear handloom silk sarees. In the off-screen mostly we have seen her with gorgeous silk sarees. In any public meeting, social gatherings, TV shows etc. occasions she always appear with a gorgeous sarees. 

Priyanka Chopra with a Silk Saree

Patachitra Sarees and Dupattas of Odisha

Patachitra art is very famous in Odisha and as well as all over India. Art designers of Odisha works their beautiful designs in the garments like Sarees, Dupattas etc. and after that this type of garments called Patachitra Sarees, Patachitra Dupattas etc. It's a tough work for the patachitra designers because here they designs on the silk or cotton materials and this materials not very hard. so, at the time of design they need to dry their works part by part. It's also very much time taking job. But, after the finishing products are look very good and it's absolutely eye catching. Now patachitra sarees and patachitra dupatta available also in the online shopping store.

Online Patachitra Dupatta of Odisha

Latest cotton sarees for Puja

During this puja season women in India are use to wear gorgous cotton sarees in the daylight for participate 'Anjali' session at the time of puja. In Durga puja they need to wear atleast two days this type of cotton sarees, such as the day's of 'Mahasasti' and another day's of 'Mahaaustomi'. In those days at the morning they use to wear new sarees and they always like cotton sarees at this time. Number of quality cotton sarees available in the market and as well as available at the online shopping store.

Handloom Cotton Sarees Online Collections

Indian Women and Sarees

 Saree is the first choice as a traditional garment of Indian Women. They very much like to wear sarees in every occasions and as well as in daily life. Handloom sarees are vary famous in India and abroad. Indian handloom weavers are very much creative in their work. They love to create new items everyday. In handloom saree range you can find cotton and silk sarees both.

Handloom Silk Sarees

Online Shopping Trends

Nowadays online shopping become a famous option for hassle free marketing. Peoples can buy everything through e-Commerce websites. And every website have a secure payment gateways. Buyer can choose their desired items after seeing product ranges in websites. Using online shopping peoples can save their valuable time and side by side avoid rush in shopping center or shopping malls. At the time of shopping you can mention various attributes of your chosen products like size, colour and also you can search your desired products after setting your budget, it's very crucial for a customer. Now Indians also very much familiar with online shopping.

Bomkai Sarees of Odisha

The Bomkai Odisha sarees of are a fresh art revision from familial orissa sarees and it is named after a countryside village in southern portion of Orissa. It has an embroidery-like design on the border and Anchal.

This Orissa saree is famous for its fine superiority and a look that arrests the ethnicity of its state. It has touches of the well-known ikat design from Nuapatna, Cuttack. Fabrics in Bomkai Saree: Both cotton and silk fabric are used in making Bomkai silk sarees. For regular wear, cotton bomkai is favored. A Fish denotes prosperity and good healthiness. 

Bomkai Saree of Odisha

Bomkai silk sarees feature threadwork beautification borders and pallu. East Indian ladies love to wear Bomkai sarees for their traditional ethnic look, as well as their modest and elegant color palette. A mixture of ikat and Bomkai are actual exclusive. Bomkai saris have very elaborate supplementary thread worked borders and pallus, and often combine ikat work for textile beauty that will take your breath away. 

Bomkais have very elaborate supplementary thread worked borders and Anchal, and often combine ikat work for textile attractiveness that will take your heart away.