Odisha HandloomOdisha Handloom Nabakothi Khandua Pure Mulberry Silk Ikat Sambalpuri Saree

Khandua is a traditional silk weave from Odisha made with the ikat (bandha) tie-dye technique. Nabakothi refers to a design laid out in a grid of panels (kothi), each filled with classic Odia motifs, giving the saree its distinctive structured look.

The silk yarns are tied and dyed in sections before they go on the loom, so the pattern is already in the threads. When woven, the motifs appear with the soft, feathered edges that are the signature of Sambalpuri and Khandua ikat.

Yes. It is listed as an Odisha handloom, handmade saree in pure mulberry silk. Small irregularities in the motifs are a natural mark of hand weaving rather than a defect.

Dry clean the first few times, store it folded in a muslin cloth away from direct sunlight, and refold it every few months along different lines to protect the silk. Check the care instructions on the Amazon listing before washing.

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