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Aarohi: Red Sambalpuri Ikkat Tussar Silk Saree

Aarohi: Red Sambalpuri Ikkat Tussar Silk Saree

Regular price $280.00 SGD
Regular price $345.00 SGD Sale price $280.00 SGD
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This handwoven Gopalpur Tussar silk saree is a beautiful confluence of Odisha’s textile traditions, where wild tussar silk meets the expressive artistry of Sambalpuri bandha.

The rich red body is woven in natural Gopalpur tussar, prized for its raw texture, gentle slubs, and breathable, matte finish. Scattered butis add quiet detail while allowing the silk’s organic character to shine through. In contrast, the striking blue pallu and border feature Sambalpuri bandha (ikat) motifs, bringing bold geometry and storytelling depth to the drape.

This saree celebrates contrast—rustic and refined, minimal and expressive. Each piece carries subtle variations in weave and colour, a hallmark of authentic tussar silk and hand-done bandha work, making every saree truly one of a kind.

Ideal for those who value craftsmanship. Perfect for festive evenings, cultural gatherings, and meaningful celebrations.

Fabric & Dimensions

  • Fabric: Handwoven tussar Silk
  • Technique: Plain weave body with ikat (bandha) border & pallu
  • Saree Length: 5.5 metres
  • Blouse Piece: 0.8 metres (attached)
  • Texture: Smooth, soft silk with a gentle natural sheen
  • Weight: Medium (comfortable for long wear)

Styling Tips

  • Pair with a deep blue or antique gold blouse to echo the border tones.
  • Style with silver or antique gold jewellery—Odisha filigree, temple jewellery, or classic jhumkas work beautifully.
  • Keep makeup warm and minimal: soft kohl eyes, a red or berry lip.
  • Ideal for festive dinners, weddings, pujas, and cultural events.
  • Can be worn traditionally or styled with a modern blouse for a contemporary look.

Care Instructions

  • Dry clean only for the first few washes
  • Store wrapped in soft cotton or muslin, away from direct sunlight
  • Avoid spraying perfume directly on the saree
  • Air occasionally to preserve silk freshness
  • Do not fold repeatedly along the same crease to avoid stress lines

 

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