STANDARDS:

HANDLOOM

MULBERRY SILK

ikat is a technique in which warp or weft threads, or both, are tie-dyed before weaving. IKAT Extra weft also Jala is a technique in which one weft yarn is used to weave the ground cloth of saree and an additional weft is inserted at intervals to create a decorative pattern on surface of the saree. JALA / EXTRA WEFT

Extra warp also Dobby is a technique where additional warp ends are inserted in border of the saree and used to create a decorative pattern on top of the saree border. DOBBY / EXTRA WARP

DESCRIPTION:

Ek-Phulia is a traditional mulberry saree from the western weaving belt of Odisha. The name is derived from its border having one single line rudraksha. It is woven on pit loom with extra weft motifs using Jala and dobby technique with a combination of ikkat temple border and ikkat palla making it a unique classic design. The ikkat Kumbha's are very delicately tied and dyed which is about only 1” in height. The minimal concept design by the weavers is definitely a classic!

DETAILS:
Saree length including blouse 6.3 meters.
Blouse piece 75 cm

Golden Brick Red Ek Phulia Rudraksh Ikkat Mulberry Silk Saree