Bomkai Cotton Saree in Rose Pink | Authentic Odisha Handloom Saree
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Bomkai Cotton Saree in Rose Pink | Authentic Odisha Handloom Saree
Body (Main Saree Area)
- Graceful soft rose‑pink cotton body with a soothing, elegant appeal
- Decorated with subtle traditional Ikat buti motifs spaced evenly across the field
- Fine handloom texture provides comfort and effortless drape
- Minimal design enhances the contrast and highlights the pallu
Border Details
- Classic red contrast border woven with traditional Sambalpuri patterns
- Features fine geometric and temple‑inspired motifs in linear alignment
- Strong woven finish adds durability and visual polish
- Frames the saree beautifully, enhancing its traditional character
Pallu (Aanchal)
- Rich deep red pallu adorned with intricate Bomkai and Sambalpuri motifs
- Showcases horizontal panels featuring geometric, floral, and folk‑inspired designs
- Dense woven texture reflects skilled artisan craftsmanship
- Adds depth, richness, and heritage charm to the saree
Specifications
- Saree Color: Soft rose pink
- Fabric: Pure Mercerised Cotton
- Wash Care: Dry Clean
- Brand: SUTA-SAGA
- Product category: Bomkai cotton
- Length: 6.25 Metres (including blouse)
Notes
- Model's blouse is for display only; a running blouse piece is included. For a bold look, try pairing this saree with a contrast blouse.
- Slight color variations are to be expected and are a characteristic feature of authentic, hand-dyed textiles.
- Please embrace the slight irregularities of this handwoven drape, as the true beauty of handloom lies in its unique imperfections.
- Digital Representation: We use AI technology to showcase the styling potential of this saree. The fabric and details are 100% true to the actual product.
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Bomkai Saree – Origin & Weaving Heritage
The Bomkai saree traces its roots to a small village named Bomkai in the Ganjam district of southern Odisha, where it was originally woven using coarse cotton yarns. Over time, the Bomkai weaving tradition evolved beyond its place of origin.
During the late 1980s, the style underwent significant refinement in Sonepur (Subarnapur) of western Odisha, where weavers began creating Bomkai sarees on finer cotton and silk. This evolution introduced intricate buta and buti motifs, which have since become the defining feature of Bomkai sarees and a focal point of Odisha’s handloom heritage.
Bomkai sarees are traditionally woven using a technique where the warp threads are stretched and extended, and the weft threads are carefully interwoven within them. Advanced weaving methods such as Dobby, Jaala, and Jacquard are employed to achieve precision and complexity in motifs and borders.
The designs prominently feature artistic and symbolic motifs, including dancing dolls, chariots, trees, horses, ducks, tortoises, fish, creepers, traditional boita (boats), and classic buta and buti patterns. Floral and nature‑inspired motifs such as Kanthiphula, atasi flowers, bitter gourd blossoms, birds, flies, peacocks, fish, lotus, and damru are rendered beautifully in geometric forms.
A distinctive element of Bomkai sarees is the ornamental border, often adorned with repeating kumbha (temple spire) motifs, reflecting Odisha’s rich architectural and cultural legacy.
