The Berhampuri dual-tone double pallu silk saree is unique due to several distinctive features.
Double Pallu: It has a longer pallu compared to regular sarees, showcasing either ikat work or extra-weft motifs, adding an extra touch of allure and elegance. The double pallu is a special feature of the Berhampuri silk saree, decorated with pretty designs.
Dual-Tone Body: The saree features a dual-tone effect4.
Phoda Kumbha Border: The saree is known for its exquisite Phoda Kumbha pattern, a traditional temple design that adorns the border. Resembling the shape of a temple spire, this intricate pattern is a testament to the weaver’s precision and attention to detail. Temples with sharp edges create a striking contrast against the body, enhancing the overall appeal of the saree1.Handloom Craftsmanship: Each saree is meticulously handwoven, taking 20-30 days of intricate and continuous work.
Historical Significance: The origins of the Double Pallu Berhampuri Silk Saree can be traced back to the 14th century AD. These elements combine to make the Berhampuri dual-tone double pallu silk saree a traditional masterpiece reflecting Odisha’s rich cultural heritage and artistic excellence.
 
Professional women, such as corporate executives, academicians, and government employees, who want to exude grace and cultural pride at formal events.
Bridesmaids or close relatives of the bride looking for an elegant yet traditional outfit.
Women who appreciate sustainable handloom fashion and want to support Indian artisans.