Ikkat Blended Poly Silk Saree

A Sambalpuri sari is a traditional handwoven ikat sari, locally known as "sambalpuri bandha" sadhi or saree. The unique feature of this textile is that both the warp and weft are tie-dyed before weaving.

These saris are crafted in the Sambalpur, Balangir, Bargarh, Boudh, and Sonepur districts of Odisha, India.

Sambalpuri Sarees came to knowledge to the world when Late Mrs. Indira Gandhi wore it in the 1980s. The sarees are 100% hand-woven fabric.

The Sambalpuri Sarees are famous for their breathability. They keep you cool in summers and warm in winters.

Breathability is the biggest USP of Sambalpuri Sarees. They keep you warm in winters and cool in summers.

Our Sambalpuri Silk and Pattachitra Hand Painted collections are made from pure silk fabric. No artificial fabric has been used in the above two collections.

No. Sambalpuri handloom dye is very exclusive and different. The process of dying is very grand and the colours used are attractive and eco-friendly.

Our Sarees will NOT FADE for 30 - 40 years. Sambalpuri handloom sarees' dye has a high quality of dye. The chances of the dye getting faded are very low if taken care of properly.

Our Sambalpuri & Pattachitra Sarees have blouse piece attached. The sarees are 6.25m in length including the fabric for blouse piece.

The Blouse Piece is of the same base color as that of the pallu.

Yes, upon request we can stich the blouse piece for you. Although, this will be charged extra.

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You should receive the saree in 3-5 days when the stock is in our godown. Our best sellers clear out very fast and hence the delivery is longer i.e. 10-15 days.

Please see the delivery estimate below "Buy It Now" button.

Yes, we allow returns up to 7 days for pre-paid orders and 3 days for COD orders.

The return time limit is calculated from the day you receive the saree.

We will process 100% return after inspecting the saree for damages.