This handcrafted Sambalpuri cotton saree tells a story through its intricate Bandha (ikat) weave, featuring motifs of elephants, wheels, and temple elements. The saree showcases a deep plum base complemented by vivid crimson red, soft white, and golden yellow highlights. Framed with traditional woven borders .
Color Palette: Plum, Crimson Red, Soft White & Golden Yellow Fabric: 100% Pure Cotton Saree length: 5.5 meters Blouse: 80cm x 114cm Weave: Handwoven Ikat (Bandha) Origin: Sonepur, Odisha Care: Hand wash separately in cold water; dry in shade
A Sambalpuri cotton saree is a handwoven saree from Odisha, known for its vibrant colors and traditional Ikat patterns. Crafted in pure cotton, it’s breathable, lightweight, and perfect for everyday comfort with a touch of heritage.
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How to care for a sambalpuri saree?
To care for a Sambalpuri saree, always dry clean it to preserve its intricate weave, natural dyes, and fabric quality. Refold it occasionally to prevent permanent creases, and keep it away from moisture and perfumes to maintain its longevity. Please note that this is a 100% pure silk saree. It will last for 40-50 years if cared for properly
How long does it take to weave sambalpuri saree?
A Sambalpuri saree takes around 15 to 30 days to weave, as each thread is tie-dyed before weaving using the intricate Bandha (ikat) technique, making every piece a handcrafted work of art.
What is the shelf life of sambalpuri saree?
A well-cared-for Sambalpuri silk saree can last for decades, often becoming a cherished heirloom passed down through generations. The saree’s longevity depends on how it’s stored and maintained—keeping it away from moisture, storing it in a muslin cloth, airing it occasionally, and avoiding exposure to direct sunlight or harsh chemicals will help preserve its texture, weave, and color for 40-50 years or more.
Will the color of saree fade?
Sambalpuri silk sarees are known for their colorfastness due to the Bandha (ikat) technique, where the threads are dyed before weaving. This process ensures that the colors penetrate deep into the fibers, making them more resistant to fading. However, like all natural-dyed and handloom fabrics, the saree will retain its vibrancy best when cared for gently avoid harsh detergents, direct sunlight for long durations, and dry clean when possible to preserve its beauty over time.
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