Kotpad Handloom Cotton Saree Salmon Maroon meta-related-collection-assam-sarees Colored stripes on the border

Colored stripes on the border and the pallu are highlighted by the lustrous silver and golden zari yarn

Handwoven navy blue saree from the weavers of West Bengal

The cotton towel is absorbent and soft textured on the surface

The purple cotton saree is woven with dark purple weft stripes on the body and elaborate ghicha stripe patterns in pallu

This maroon color mangalgiri saree is designed with thin warp stripes across the body

Kotpad Handloom Cotton Saree Salmon Maroon meta-related-collection-assam-sarees Colored stripes on the borderDescription : Kotpad handloom is a vegetable dyed fabric woven by the tribal weavers of the Mirgan community of Kotpad village in Koraput district, Odisha, India. The natural dye is manufactured out of the Aul tree grown in this area. Since, it is prepared out of natural resources which are non toxic and hence non harmful to the skin. The powerful and vibrant colours ranging from dark salmon and dark maroon used to weave this saree depend on the age