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Bottle Green Khandua Silk Saree with Checkered Ikat Buttis | Odisha Handloom

Bottle Green Khandua Silk Saree with Checkered Ikat Buttis | Odisha Handloom

Blouse: with 1 meter unstitched running blouse

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A magnificent graphical display of Nuapatna weaving art, this Khandua saree utilizes a lush, deep bottle green silk canvas to layout a continuous, mathematically precise checker-grid pattern in crisp white. The individual square windows are filled meticulously with alternating crimson red and marigold orange single-ikkat buttis, showcasing the master computation of the artisan weaver. A neat, minimal border finishes the elegant drape.

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Occasion: Festival, Party Wear
Fabric: Traditional Odisha Handloom
Fabric Care: Dry Clean Only
Type: Handwoven Khandua Silk (Odisha)
Blouse: 1 meter unstitched running blouse
Colour: Rich Deep Bottle Green / Emerald Green
Style: High-contrast, architectural, and majestic. The deep green base combined with white geometry gives it an incredibly regal and premium look.
Saree Length: 5.5 meter
Weight: 500 gm

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