Sandhya Kotpad saree border close-up — raised kumbha temple border, multi-shuttle interlocking, Pasapali

Sandhya — Rust Kotpad Saree | Natural Dye

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Sandhya Kotpad saree border close-up — raised kumbha temple border, multi-shuttle interlocking, Pasapali

Sandhya — Rust Kotpad Saree | Natural Dye

₹ 28,500

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Sandhya is a Kotpad handloom saree woven in rust, off-white, and brown — an original Kotpad saree online from Pasapali, carrying tribal motifs of the macha (fish) and pharsa (axe) across a handspun cotton body with an earthy, grounded drape.

The Craft Behind Sandhya

Sandhya is rooted in the aal bark dyeing tradition of Kotpad, Odisha. The bark of the aal tree (Morinda citrifolia) is collected, boiled slowly, and the cotton fibres are soaked in the prepared bath over repeated immersions. Colour is fixed entirely through natural mordants — no synthetic chemicals are used at any stage. This process is what produces the signature rust and brown tones distinctive to the GI certified Kotpad textile. The Mirgan tribal weavers of Odisha have maintained this vegetable dye tradition for generations, working with handspun cotton on pit looms to produce cloth that is both tactile and enduring. Each piece carries the Government of India Handloom Mark, confirming authenticity and handmade origin.

Wearing Sandhya

Handspun cotton gives Sandhya a slightly textured hand that settles softly against the body. The fabric is breathable and holds its drape without stiffness, making it well-suited to long hours of wear. The weight is moderate — grounded enough to fall cleanly, light enough to move without effort. As a Kotpad saree for ethnic wear, the rust ground and tribal motifs read as considered and composed. As a Kotpad saree for festivals, the kumbha border — raised through the multi-shuttle interlocking method — adds a measured formality. As a natural dyed saree for gifting, Sandhya carries meaning beyond its surface: the macha and pharsa motifs woven into the pallu and body connect the wearer to a living craft lineage from Odisha.

Sandhya is part of the Kotpad handloom saree collection at Pasapali, a record of authentic Kotpad textile as it continues to be woven today.

Product Name Sandhya
Saree Type Kotpad Natural Dye Saree
Tradition Kotpad Handloom (GI Certified)
Weave Handloom
Technique Organic Vegetable Dye Weaving; Extra-Weft; Multi-Shuttle Interlocking
Material Handspun Cotton
Saree Length 5.40 Metres
Saree Breadth 43 Inches
Blouse Yes (Included)
Primary Colour Rust
Secondary Colour Off-White & Brown
Body Design Macha (Fish) and Pharsa (Axe) Tribal Motifs
Border Kumbha — Raised Temple Border via Extra-Weft and Multi-Shuttle Interlocking
Pallu Macha and Pharsa Tribal Motifs via Extra-Weft Technique
Key Motifs Macha (Fish), Pharsa (Axe), Kumbha (Temple)
Woven By Mirgan Tribal Weavers, Odisha
Weave Time 25–30 Days
GI Tag Kotpad Textile
Certification Government of India Handloom Mark
Ideal For Ethnic Wear, Festivals, Gifting

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Sandhya 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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