Immerse in Odisha’s cultural grandeur with the Blue and Black Nabakothi Handloom Khandua Patta Saree, a true collector’s piece embodying tradition, storytelling, and artistic finesse. This exquisite saree is woven in Nuapatna, renowned for its fine Khandua silk craftsmanship, and features the signature “Nabakothi” (nine-box) design. Each grid houses intricate ikat motifs: elephant, peacock, parrot, lotus, conch, fish, deer, lion, flowers representing prosperity, wisdom, divinity, beauty, and Odia spiritual symbolism. The deep black base is artfully contrasted with royal blue panels and bright, multicolored patterns, creating an extraordinary visual tapestry ideal for festivals, spiritual gatherings, and statement ethnic occasions.

Key Features

• Heritage Nabakothi Motifs: Nine auspicious ikat motifs meticulously woven in a grid layout, each symbolizing traditional blessings, perfect for auspicious events and cultural showcases.

• Authentic Khandua Silk: Handloomed in Nuapatna from luxurious silk using the ancient bandha (ikat) technique for rich texture, lightweight grace, and superior drape.

• Artisan Craftsmanship: Every thread is tied and dyed by skilled Odia weavers, preserving generations of textile artistry and cultural heritage in every inch.

• Symbolic Elegance: This saree is a coveted choice for weddings, pujas, Gita Govinda recitals, gifting, or curating a connoisseur’s heirloom wardrobe.

Why Choose This Saree?

• Cultural Storytelling: The motifs and structure narrate Odisha’s ethos, making this saree more than just apparel, it’s living heritage.

• Statement Style: Vivid blue and black contrasts, multicolored threads, and intricate motifs offer unmatched visual impact at every gathering.

• Sustainable Luxury: Ethically produced in small batches, supporting local weavers and slow fashion practices.

• Easy Care: Preserve with dry cleaning; protect from direct sunlight and moisture for lasting brilliance.

Adorn yourself with the Blue and Black Nabakothi Handloom Khandua Patta Saree from Chhunchi, a symbol of Odia artistry, luck, and time-honored celebration in every drape.