Sanskriti Offers This Vintage 100% Pure Silk Color Woven Bomkai (Bomkai Sari (Also Sonepuri Sari) Is A Handloom Saree From Odisha, India.) Saree Which Is Crafted With Tie & Dye Base Fabric/Sari. You Can See Pallu Of This Sari Has Saffron Color Thread Woven & Ikat Work With Floral Design. The Center Part Of Sari Has Similar Woven Work With Tie-Dye Work. What Is Special About This Saree? Kotki/ Bomkai Sari: Bomkai Sari Or Sonepuri Sari Are The Traditional Saris That Were Produced In The Village Named Bomkai In Orissa (Eastern Part Of India). These Sarees Also Have Touches Of Ikat Work, With Light Colored Body, And Rudraksha Border With Jagged Temple Pattern Running Along The Border. Bomkai Saris Was Originally Made For The Local Maharaja, Aristocracy And Brahmins Of The Districts In And Around Orissa.
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Sanskriti Vintage Sarees Pure Silk Woven Bomkai & Tie-Dye Premium Sari Fabric, PS-57944
Introduction
The Sanskriti Vintage Sarees Pure Silk Woven Bomkai & Tie-Dye Premium Sari Fabric, with the product code PS-57944, is a masterpiece offering from Sanskriti Vintage that exemplifies the rich cultural heritage and remarkable craftsmanship of India. This saree seamlessly blends traditional weaving techniques with a modern aesthetic, making it a perfect choice for those who appreciate both heritage and contemporary style.
Fabric and Material
This exquisite saree is crafted from 100% pure silk, a fabric known for its natural sheen, luxurious texture, and breathable qualities. Pure silk, being a natural protein fiber, offers comfort and elegance, making it a preferred material for premium sarees.
Fabric: 100% Pure Silk
Texture: Soft
Transparency: Opaque
Weight: Approximately 0.506 KG
Dimensions
The saree is available in a length of 180 inches and a width of 44 inches, providing ample fabric for draping in various traditional and modern styles. These dimensions are ideal for creating pleats, tucks, and flowing drapes that highlight the intricate design details of the saree.
Length: 180 inches
Width: 44 inches
Design and Color
The saree features a stunning shade of saffron, a color that symbolizes spirituality, knowledge, and wisdom in Indian culture. The saffron hue, combined with the intricate weaving and tie-dye techniques, creates a visually appealing and spiritually uplifting attire.
Color: Shade of Saffron
Design: Tie & Dye work
Bomkai Weaving Technique
Bomkai, also known as Sonepuri, is a traditional handloom saree from the eastern state of Odisha in India. Originating from the village of Bomkai, these sarees are a testament to the region's rich weaving heritage. The Bomkai saree is distinguished by its ikat work, light-colored base, and the characteristic Rudraksha border with a jagged temple pattern running along the edges.
The Bomkai technique involves a meticulous process where the yarns are carefully tied, dyed, and woven to create intricate patterns. This technique allows the artisans to produce sarees with rich, textured designs that have both cultural and aesthetic value.
Design Details
- Pallu: The pallu of this saree features saffron-colored thread woven into intricate patterns, complemented by ikat work. The floral designs on the pallu add a touch of elegance and sophistication, making it a focal point of the saree.
- Body: The central part of the saree mirrors the design elements of the pallu, with additional tie-dye work that enhances its visual appeal. The tie-dye technique involves tying sections of the fabric and dyeing them to create unique, vibrant patterns that are characteristic of Indian textile art.
- Borders: The Rudraksha border with the jagged temple pattern is a signature element of Bomkai sarees. This border not only adds structure to the saree but also infuses it with traditional symbolism and cultural significance.
Special Features
- Kotki/Bomkai Tradition: The Kotki or Bomkai saree tradition originated in Orissa and was initially created for the local Maharajas, aristocrats, and Brahmins. These sarees were a symbol of status and sophistication, adorned with rich weaves and intricate patterns that bespoke the wearer's cultural heritage.
- Versatility: This saree's design elements allow it to be worn for various occasions, ranging from traditional ceremonies and cultural events to formal gatherings and contemporary celebrations.
- Cultural Symbolism: The use of the shade of saffron and traditional weaving techniques makes this saree not just a piece of clothing but a representation of India's rich cultural tapestry. Saffron, in particular, is a color that holds significant spiritual and historical importance in Indian culture.
Usage
The Sanskriti Vintage Sarees Pure Silk Woven Bomkai & Tie-Dye Premium Sari Fabric is versatile and can be styled in various ways to suit different occasions:
- Traditional Events: Drape it in the classic Nivi style for traditional events such as weddings, festivals, and religious ceremonies.
- Contemporary Occasions: Experiment with modern draping styles like the lehenga style or the gown style for contemporary occasions and parties.
- Professional Gatherings: Pair it with a well-fitted blouse and minimalistic jewelry for professional gatherings where cultural attire is appreciated.
Care and Maintenance
Pure silk sarees require careful handling and maintenance to preserve their beauty and longevity:
- Dry Clean Only: To maintain the integrity of the delicate silk fibers and the vibrancy of the colors, it is recommended to have the saree dry cleaned.
- Storage: Store the
