Traditional Nabakothi Hand-painted Saree on pure mulberry silk

A unique take on the woven nabokothi theme, this saree has been hand-painted with distinct 9 auspicious motifs. The saree is a pure mulberry silk pasapalli border ikkat saree perfect for ceremonies. 

About Nabakothi sarees - The Ikkat Nuapatna Nabakothi Khandua saree has distinctive nine boxes in a column and signifies the importance of the number '9' in Hindu mythology. The number 9 is auspicious for Hindus and the basis of many important festivals and occasions such as Navratri, Nava grah, Nine months of gestation of a baby etc. 

These sarees are woven with wooden looms in the traditional style of hand weaving and the whole village of Nuapatna is devoted to this traditional form of weaving. The delightful patterns vibrant colors, the warp and weft enhance the beauty of the exquisite ikkat designs through unparalleled craftsmanship and artistry passed down across generations.

Sure to make you stand out in the crowd.

Dimension - 5.50 meters

No blouse piece

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