A Distinctive Expression of Odisha's Silk Weaving Heritage
Some sarees are chosen for an occasion. Others are chosen for the craftsmanship and cultural heritage they represent.
Presenting an authentic Odisha Handloom Khandua Silk Saree featuring the traditional Danka Sankha design, woven in 3-ply by 4-ply Mulberry Silk. Its distinctive motifs, intricate woven patterns and richly detailed traditional borders reflect the artistry of Odisha's handloom tradition.
The striking pink and blue combination, complemented by elaborate woven detailing and a beautifully coordinated pallu, gives this saree a distinctive presence.
From Odisha's Looms to Your Special Occasions
Khandua silk is an important part of Odisha's celebrated textile heritage. Known for its traditional motifs and distinctive weaving vocabulary, Khandua represents a rich tradition of Odisha's silk craftsmanship.
This saree is particularly suited to women who appreciate authentic regional textiles, traditional Indian craftsmanship and distinctive silk sarees beyond mainstream designs.
Who Is This Saree For?
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Women who collect authentic Indian handloom sarees.
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Professionals, entrepreneurs, educators and senior executives who appreciate traditional luxury.
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Women looking for distinctive silk sarees for weddings and family celebrations.
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Handloom connoisseurs who value Odisha's weaving heritage.
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Women seeking an elegant traditional saree for cultural ceremonies and special occasions.
Occasion Wear
A beautiful choice for weddings, festive celebrations, traditional ceremonies, cultural programmes, family functions and special occasions where authentic Indian craftsmanship deserves attention.
Product Details
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Origin: Odisha, India
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Saree Type: Khandua Silk Saree
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Fabric: 3-ply × 4-ply Mulberry Silk
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Design: Traditional Danka Sankha motifs
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Weaving: Authentic Odisha Handloom
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Blouse Piece: Not included
Why Ethnics Land?
At Ethnics Land, we bring authentic Indian handloom textiles closer to women who appreciate craftsmanship, regional heritage and timeless traditional clothing.
Since 2018, our endeavour has been to connect discerning customers with India's weaving traditions through carefully presented collections and transparent product information.
