Green and Black Sambalpuri Handloom Cotton Dress Material with Passapali Pattern
Colour: Green and Black
Fabric: Cotton
Origin: Odisha
Blouse Piece:
Saree Length: 5.4m
Weave Type: Hand Woven
Care: Dry Clean Only
Product Description
The Green and Black Sambalpuri Handloom Cotton Dress Material with Passapali Pattern is a beautiful blend of traditional Odisha handloom artistry and elegant ethnic styling. Featuring a rich green top adorned with distinctive white and red woven motifs, a contrasting black dupatta decorated with delicate floral patterns, zigzag detailing, and traditional borders, and a plain black bottom, this dress material set offers a refined and versatile look. The traditional Passapali-inspired elements and authentic Sambalpuri weaving make it an excellent choice for creating graceful ethnic outfits.
Key Features:
- Authentic Sambalpuri handloom cotton dress material showcasing traditional Odisha weaving craftsmanship.
- Rich green top featuring attractive white and red floral-inspired woven motifs.
- Contrasting black dupatta with floral motifs, zigzag patterns, and intricate traditional borders.
- Includes a plain black bottom for a balanced and versatile ethnic look.
Why Choose This Dress Material?
It beautifully combines traditional Sambalpuri craftsmanship with a sophisticated green and black colour combination. The distinctive woven motifs, patterned dupatta, comfortable cotton fabric, and plain black bottom make it a versatile choice for anyone who appreciates authentic handloom textiles and Odisha’s timeless ethnic heritage.
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.