Blue and Maroon Handloom Cotton Sambalpuri Saree

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Blue and Maroon Handloom Cotton Sambalpuri Saree

Name: Blue and Maroon Handloom Cotton Sambalpuri Saree
Brand: Chhunchi
SKU: PC25-0497
Price: 3949.0 INR
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Saree details

Colour	Blue and Maroon
Fabric	Cotton
Weave	Sambalpuri
Craft	Handwoven on a handloom
Origin	Odisha, India
Saree length	5.4 m
Blouse piece	Included (unstitched)
Care	Dry clean for the first wash, then gentle hand wash separately in cold water

A blue and maroon cotton Sambalpuri ikat handloom saree from Odisha, with delicate ikat buti motifs on a vibrant blue body and a maroon pallu and contrasting borders woven with geometric and floral patterns. Motifs include shankha (conch), chakra (wheel) and flowers. Light cotton keeps it comfortable for cultural functions and festive days.

Design details

Body: Vibrant blue, with delicate ikat buti motifs.
Pallu: Maroon, with geometric and floral patterns.
Border: Contrasting, with dobby details and heritage patterns.
Motifs: Shankha (conch), chakra (wheel) and flowers.
Fabric: Soft, lightweight cotton.
Origin: Handwoven in Odisha.
Blouse: Comes with an unstitched blouse piece.

Occasions and styling

Suited to pujas, cultural functions, office wear and summer festivities. A maroon blouse with a silver temple necklace fits the shankha and chakra motifs. Being cotton, it is easy to manage for a full day at work or on your feet at a family function.

About Sambalpuri ikat

Sambalpuri sarees are woven in western Odisha, around Sambalpur, Bargarh and Sonepur (Subarnapur), and the Sambalpuri Bandha saree is GI-tagged. Bandha is Odisha's tie-and-dye ikat. The shankha (conch), chakra (wheel) and phula (flower) are among its classic motifs.

Care

For the first wash, dry clean or hand wash separately in cold water with a mild detergent, as handloom dyes may bleed slightly. Dry in shade. Iron on medium heat; a light starch keeps cotton crisp.

Frequently asked questions

Is this blue and maroon Sambalpuri saree cotton and handloom?

Yes. The blue and maroon Sambalpuri cotton saree is woven in cotton on a handloom, so small irregularities in the weave or colour are a natural sign of handwork, not a defect.

Does this saree come with a blouse piece?

Yes. The blue and maroon Sambalpuri cotton saree comes with an unstitched blouse piece, which you can get tailored to your fit.

Where is this saree woven?

The blue and maroon Sambalpuri cotton saree is a Sambalpuri handloom saree from Odisha. Sambalpuri weaving comes from western Odisha, around Sambalpur, Bargarh and Sonepur (Subarnapur).

What occasions is this saree suitable for?

The blue and maroon Sambalpuri saree suits pujas, cultural functions, festive gatherings and office wear.

How long does delivery take?

Chhunchi delivers across India in 5-7 working days. Shipping is free on prepaid orders paid by UPI, card or net banking.

Is cash on delivery available?

Yes. Cash on delivery is available on all orders across India for a ₹200 COD charge.

What is the return and refund policy?

A full refund is given if the item arrives damaged, defective or wrong and you report it within 24 hours of delivery with an unboxing video showing the issue. There are no exchanges or change-of-mind returns. See the refund policy.

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Other Information

At Chhunchi, we celebrate the artistry and craftsmanship of pure handloom sarees. Some of our sarees, feature intricate cross-weaving between the body and the pallu. This is not a flaw but a hallmark of authenticity, showcasing the unique beauty of handloom sarees.

Please Note:

Color Variations: The hues of the sarees may slightly vary from what appears on your screen due to lighting and screen settings.
Minor Irregularities: Small imperfections are a natural outcome of the handloom process. These irregularities are not defects but a testament to the handmade nature of the saree, making each piece truly one-of-a-kind.