Red-Black Pasapali Sabai Grass Planter- Small sambalpuri bapta fabrics alongside traditional pasapali patterns

alongside traditional pasapali patterns

This mechanized process saves time and reduces the physical strain of traditional handloom weaving

Here intricate silver work has been done such that the rounds in the necklace are covered entirely with the net type silver work called 'zanjeera'

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This lustrous lightweight pure West Bengal mulberry silk (weft) by Bangalore mulberry silk (warp) is perfect for functions

Red-Black Pasapali Sabai Grass Planter- Small sambalpuri bapta fabrics alongside traditional pasapali patternsThe artistic hands of rural people have given a new recognition in handicraft. Sabai grass is collected from the forest mainly by the rural women who are then dried and made into ropes by manually operated machines . The dyes used for colouring the rope are synthetic dyes. These are then used for making utility items.