Narmada blue Kotpad saree in Tussar Cotton Silk by Pasapali — full hero view, natural dye, tribal motifs, phoda kumbha border

Narmada — Blue Kotpad Saree | Tussar Cotton Silk | Natural Dye | Pasapali

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Narmada blue Kotpad saree in Tussar Cotton Silk by Pasapali — full hero view, natural dye, tribal motifs, phoda kumbha border
  • Narmada blue Kotpad saree in Tussar Cotton Silk by Pasapali — full hero view, natural dye, tribal motifs, phoda kumbha border
  • Narmada Kotpad handloom saree front drape — blue Tussar Cotton Silk with fish motifs and phoda kumbha interlocking border, Pasapali
  • Phoda kumbha border close-up on Narmada blue Kotpad saree — interlocking technique, natural dye, Mirgan tribal weavers Odisha
  • Narmada pallu detail — Kotpad tribal motifs: fish, tortoise, temple and animal in off-white and blue natural dyed Tussar Cotton Silk
  • Body weave detail of Narmada Kotpad saree — checks with fish motifs, aal bark natural dye, Tussar Cotton Silk, Pasapali
  • Tussar Cotton Silk texture close-up of Narmada — Kotpad natural dye weave, organic vegetable dye finish, Mirgan weavers Odisha
  • Narmada blue Kotpad handloom saree folded — off-white checks, natural dye fabric detail, GI certified Kotpad textile, Pasapali
  • Narmada Kotpad saree handloom drape view — blue and off-white Tussar Cotton Silk, tribal fish motifs, vegetable dye tradition
  • Fish and tortoise motif detail on Narmada pallu — authentic Kotpad handloom, aal bark dye, Mirgan tribal weavers Odisha, Pasapali
  • Flat lay of Narmada blue Kotpad natural dye saree — full length Tussar Cotton Silk, phoda kumbha border, tribal motifs, Pasapali
  • Narmada blue Kotpad saree in Tussar Cotton Silk by Pasapali — full hero view, natural dye, tribal motifs, phoda kumbha border
Narmada — Blue Kotpad Saree | Tussar Cotton Silk | Natural Dye | Pasapali

Narmada — Blue Kotpad Saree | Tussar Cotton Silk | Natural Dye

₹ 24,300

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Narmada is a Kotpad handloom saree you can buy online from Pasapali, woven in blue and off-white Tussar Cotton Silk by Mirgan tribal weavers of Odisha — its checks, fish motifs, and phoda kumbha border shaped entirely by vegetable dye tradition and interlocking handloom craft.

The Craft Behind Narmada

Narmada carries the colour of aal bark — a root-to-fibre natural dye process central to the GI certified Kotpad textile tradition. The bark of the aal tree is boiled down, and the Tussar Cotton Silk fibres are soaked at length, allowing pigment to bond without synthetic fixatives or chemicals. Each wash deepens rather than fades the tone. This is the vegetable dye tradition of the Mirgan tribal weavers, Odisha — a community whose handspun craft has held GI Tag status under Kotpad Textile. The organic dye weaving technique governs every decision: thread preparation, soak duration, and loom tension. No two sarees emerge from this process with identical depth of colour, making each piece a record of its making.

Wearing Narmada

Tussar Cotton Silk drapes with a weight that sits between stiffness and flow — structured enough to hold the pallu in place, yet responsive enough to move with the body through a full day of wear. The checks across the body create a measured visual rhythm, and the fish motifs in the weave carry the quiet geometry of Odishan tribal craft. Narmada works as a Kotpad saree for ethnic wear — pairing with both contemporary blouses and traditional gold jewellery. As a Kotpad saree for festivals, its natural blue holds warmth without overwhelming the occasion. Given its provenance and craft rigour, Narmada also serves well as a natural dyed saree for gifting to those who value handloom over machine-made. The aal bark palette ages with the wearer.

Narmada is part of Pasapali's ongoing documentation of authentic Kotpad handloom — sourced directly from Mirgan weaving families in Odisha.

Product Name Narmada
Saree Type Kotpad Natural Dye Saree
Tradition Kotpad Handloom (GI Certified)
Weave Handloom
Technique Organic Vegetable Dye Weaving; Phoda Kumbha Interlocking Technique
Material Tussar Cotton Silk
Saree Length 5.40 metres
Saree Breadth 43 inches
Blouse Yes, blouse piece included
Primary Colour Blue
Secondary Colour Off-White
Body Design Checks all over body with fish motifs
Border Phoda Kumbha using interlocking technique
Pallu Kotpad tribal motifs — fish, tortoise, temple, animal
Key Motifs Fish, Tortoise, Temple, Animal (Kotpad tribal iconography)
Woven By Mirgan Tribal Weavers, Odisha
Weave Time 25–30 days
GI Tag Kotpad Textile — Government of India
Certification Government of India Handloom Mark
Ideal For Ethnic wear, festivals, handloom gifting

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Narmada is part of Pasapali's collection of Kotpad Handloom sarees from Odisha. Read the story behind the brand and the weavers who make them.

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