Blue Yellow Kumbha Border Tussar Silk (Joda) Cotton blouses and crafts from anywhere

blouses and crafts from anywhere in India and around the world

This is a ‘Sakta Sachipar’ meaning a band each of pasapali and small checks sachipar is found alternately in horizontal lines across width of the saree

Bomkai has originated from a small village called Bomkai in Ganjam district

known as ‘Dobby Pasapali’—featuring fine golden buti lines created using the dobby technique

Here is the pattachitra painting of Soura Tribal on white plain cotton Handloom fabric

Blue Yellow Kumbha Border Tussar Silk (Joda) Cotton blouses and crafts from anywhereTussar silk joda refers to a traditional, handwoven two piece ensemble for men, typically consisting of a silk dhoti and an upper garment (uttari gamcha), often featuring intricate, handcrafted Sambalpuri ikat or temple border designs. These, famously from Gopalpur, Odisha, are durable, natural colored sets worn during weddings and auspicious occasions.