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Sambalpuri Ikat Cotton Stole

Bargarh district, Odisha

A cotton stole woven in western Odisha's ikat tradition, where motifs drawn from daily life, such as fish, flowers, and temple borders, are dyed into the yarn itself. The cloth is light enough for warm weather and drapes without stiffness. Worn over a kurta or a plain shirt, it carries the pattern; everything else can stay quiet.

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Maker journey

The hands behind it

The craft
Ikat handloom weaving
The place
Bargarh district, Odisha
The hands
Bundles of yarn are bound and dyed several times over before the weaver sits at the loom, matching thread to thread so the motifs align.

Buying handmade keeps a craft in work. That is the whole model — no middle story.

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