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Royal Blue Khandua Silk Saree with Temple Chariot Ikat Motifs | Odisha Handloom
Royal Blue Khandua Silk Saree with Temple Chariot Ikat Motifs | Odisha Handloom
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This visually captivating saree features a deep royal blue silk field acting as a night-sky canvas for bright turquoise structures. The repeating ikkat motifs mimic the majestic silhouettes of traditional temple chariots (rathas) or spires, interspersed with delicate stylized tree elements. The look is completed with a running border adorned with sharp, contrasting checkerboard alignments.
Details-
Ocassion : Festival, Party wear
Fabric : Traditional Odisha Handloom
Fabric Care: Dry Clean Only
Type : Handwoven khandua Silk
Blouse: 1 meter unstiched running blouse
Colour: Royal Indigo / Electric Blue
Style: Majestic, graphic, and high-contrast monochromatic tone. The choice of two starkly different blues gives it a highly striking, modern edge.
Saree Length: 5.50 meter
Weight : 500 gm
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Ask about the materials of this piece →This visually captivating saree features a deep royal blue silk field acting as a night-sky canvas for bright turquoise structures. The repeating ikkat motifs mimic the majestic silhouettes of traditional temple chariots (rathas) or spires, interspersed with delicate stylized tree elements. The look is completed with a running border adorned with sharp, contrasting checkerboard alignments.
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MEET OUR ARTISANS
Pradeep Kumar Kundu
nuapatna, odisha
Khandua Silk weaving is a centuries-old craft, deeply tied to Odisha's temple culture. My ancestors wove dhotis for Lord Jagannath using vibrant tie-and-dye techniques. Since joining Atulya Karigari in 2019, I have created unique designs, preserving this sacred art while giving it fresh life for modern admirers.
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