Maroon Velvet Pipli Applique Purse stole The single ikat (tie and

The single ikat (tie and dye) in anchal and border are made by Nuapatna weavers which are then purchased by Pittala and Padmanabhapur villages' weavers to weave these sarees

and natural dyes give it a timeless appeal

Balabhadra

This is the showpiece of a insect

These sarees are popular for auspicious occasions like marriage

Maroon Velvet Pipli Applique Purse stole The single ikat (tie andPipli Applique Work has got the Geographical Indication (GI) Tag since 2008. This craft has been practised in Puri and Khurdha districts since centuries. It is intricately linked to Lord Jagannath Temple and its rituals. Vibrant Chanduas (wall hangings), lampshades, purses, umbrellas, sling bags, bedsheets etc. are made using Pipli Applique Craft techniques.