SAMBALPURI DUPATTA
Handwoven Sambalpuri Ikat dupattas from Odisha, in cotton and cotton-silk.
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Handwoven Sambalpuri Ikat dupattas from Odisha
Sambalpuri is the Ikat weaving tradition of western Odisha. The yarn is tie-dyed before it is woven, so the motifs form in the cloth itself, with the slightly feathered edges that mark a true handwoven Ikat.
Our Krasha Sambalpuri dupattas are woven in cotton and cotton-silk, in black and maroon red: colours that work with almost any solid kurta, from white and cream to mustard.
Because these are woven by hand, slight irregularities in the weave and small colour shifts between pieces are normal. They are the signature of a handloom, not a flaw.
SAMBALPURI DUPATTA — frequently asked questions
What is a Sambalpuri dupatta?
A handwoven Ikat dupatta from western Odisha, where the yarn is tie-dyed before weaving so the pattern forms on the loom.
What should I pair it with?
A solid kurta in white, cream, mustard or grey lets the black and maroon Ikat stand out.
How do I care for handloom cotton?
Gentle cold hand wash separately for the first few washes, dry in shade, and press on the reverse. Handloom cotton softens with every wash.