Handwoven Kotki Sambalpuri Saree In Slate Grey

Name: Handwoven Kotki Sambalpuri Saree In Slate Grey - Dhagabithi
SKU: DB-SMB-B-1
Price: 4750 INR
Availability: InStock

Woven in soft cotton, this Kotki Sambalpuri saree pairs tradition with quiet sophistication.

The body features a slate grey base with fine linear patterns and deep indigo ikat motifs, characteristic of the Kotki style. Subtle accents of teal and white run along the borders, offering a clean, modern contrast without breaking the visual rhythm.

Lightweight, breathable, and thoughtfully detailed – a saree that balances craft and restraint with ease.

1 in stock

₹4,750

1 in stock

Description

Description

This Sambalpuri cotton saree comes from Odisha and showcases the traditional ikat weaving technique. ‘

It features a soft grey base with black woven patterns and a contrasting border.

Made from breathable cotton, the saree offers all-day comfort and a structured drape. Its simple and elegant design makes it ideal for workwear and casual outings

Origin : Odissa

Did you know ?

Sambalpuri sarees are handwoven sarees from Odisha, especially the Sambalpur region. Artisans create them using the ikat technique, known locally as Bandha Kala, where they tie and dye the warp and weft threads. Weavers produce these sarees on traditional pit looms, sitting below ground level to achieve greater control and precision.

Blouse Piece : Yes

Saree Size ( Excluding Blouse piece ) : 5.5m

Care instructions

Dry clean preferred for first wash
Home wash : Gentle wash with cold water and mild detergent
Do not soak for long in water
Avoid wringing or twisting. This can damage the weave
Dry in shade away from direct sunlight to protect the colour
Iron on low heat only
Store in a cool, dry place – Avoid plastic covers – Use muslin or cotton bags to let the fabric breathe
Keep away from sharp objects

Disclaimer

All product photos are taken in natural daylight. However, slight color variations may occur due to digital photography or different screen settings.

Additionally, handloom and handmade products, such as hand block prints, hand embroidery, and hand weaving may show minor variations in pattern, texture, drape, or finish. Since artisans craft each piece by hand, these differences are natural and do not indicate defects. Instead, they enhance the uniqueness and beauty of the product.