Khandua sarees

Khandua is an Odisha weaving tradition associated with Nuapatna. Explore its silk drapes, contrasting borders and ikat motifs through Atulya Karigari’s Khandua collection.

How the pattern is made

Ikat begins with selected sections of yarn being tied and dyed before weaving. In Khandua sarees, look at the relationship between the body, border and pallu rather than judging the design from one close-up.

Read the individual specification

Check the stated fibre, dimensions, weight, care and blouse inclusion. Handloom describes the making method; it does not state a fibre percentage. Our brand registrations can be viewed separately and should not be treated as an individual certificate for every saree.

Explore Khandua silk sarees

View the full Khandua silk collection · Read the Khandua buying guide · Explore Odisha handloom sarees

Questions before choosing

Is a blouse piece included?

Check the chosen product’s blouse field. Where a blouse piece is supplied, confirm whether it is unstitched and allow time for tailoring.

Can I order for a fixed occasion?

Check the product’s ready or made-to-order status and contact us before ordering if your event date is close. Making time and delivery time are separate.

Craft background: Odisha Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts Department. This describes the tradition; it does not establish the maker of an individual product.