Boita Bandana on Kerala Cotton- Hand-Painted Patachitra Saree.

Boita Bandana also known as Danga Bhasa is a traditional Odia festival celebrated annually throughout Odisha, India. The ceremony of Boita-Bandana (worshipping of boats) in October or November (the date is set to the Hindu calendar).

The term "Boita" refers to boats, and "Bandana" means worship. Boita Bandana Originated as a way to honour the courage and resilience of odia sailors, know as sadhabas, who embarked on perilous sea voyages to trade with distant lands.

Patachitra is the folk art of Odisha and originated in the 12th century in Puri, Odisha. It depicts various themes based on the life of Lord Jagannath. 

Product care: Hand painted sarees are to be cold water hand washed only. No soaking. Dry in the shade.