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Kalka
Cotton/ Silk Ikat Stole
Brown cotton/ silk stole interlaced with mustard shade.
MRP ₹ 2,390
Get in touch with our indigenour ancestors with Kalka in her blend of brown and mustard.
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This product has been woven by hand and may have slight irregularities that are a natural outcome of the human involvement in the process. These minor differences in the weave are just as much part of the charm as its other unique features, and as a whole finally made it to your hands.
Ikat weaving is a living rendition of age old tradition of intricate designs, tie-dye technique, and deep colours. Indigenously this resist dye and tie method is called bandha kala or tie art in Odisha. While the village of Barpali uses cotton, the village of Naupatna uses Mulberrysilk and Malda uses Tussar silk to weave Ikat. Their traditional designs find their inspiration from local rituals, ceremonies and philosophical teachings. The Odishan Ikat has gemoterical patterns with a curvilinear and feathery appearance and is popularly called 'single Ikat' unlike Gujarat’s patola which although looks similar but is popular for its double Ikat and has bold outline in their designs.
Digikargha aims to preserve the age old tradition of Ikat weaving and empower handloom weavers to sustain themselves in the competitive market.
Ikat sarees have this unique quality of connecting one with the deeep indigenous roots through its patterns and colours, bringing the basic elements closer.
10-12 days delivery
Dry clean only
Crafted with love
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