Step into regal heritage with this rare Berhampuri silk saree, handwoven by master artisans of Odisha. Designed with the classic double pallu layout and adorned with the striking Ganga Jamuna Phodakumbha border, this saree blends cultural richness with unmatched elegance.
Perfect For: Brides who want to make a grand traditional statement
Mothers of the bride or groom looking for a rich and elegant ensemble
Wedding guests, bridesmaids, and saree connoisseurs
Grand cultural functions and high-end ethnic celebrations
Who Will Love This Saree? This is a limited edition luxury saree, crafted for women who have both the purchasing power and the willingness to invest in an heirloom-quality handloom piece. Ideal for: High-end buyers seeking exclusivity Heritage fashion enthusiasts who value craftsmanship Women who appreciate slow fashion and want to support Indian artisanship This saree isn't just clothing—it's a legacy. A collector's piece for the woman who dresses with purpose, pride, and presence.
Weaving a single Berhampuri saree is a time-intensive process that can take anywhere from 7 to 20 days. The duration depends on several factors, including the complexity of the design and the intricacy of the motifs used.
7 Days: For simpler designs, a saree can be completed in approximately seven days, with artisans working about 12 hours each day to create the fabric using traditional handloom techniques.
20 Days: More intricate sarees, especially those featuring elaborate double pallus and heavy thread work, may take up to twenty days to weave. This longer timeframe reflects the detailed craftsmanship involved in creating these luxurious pieces.
The Berhampuri saree's unique characteristics, such as its Phoda Kumbha border and intricate motifs, contribute to the extended weaving time, ensuring that each saree is a work of art that embodies the rich cultural heritage of Odisha.