The Konark Temple, which was constructed in the 13th century, is a cherished piece of India's history. The detailed designs on the temple's walls and pillars captivate all who see them, leaving them in awe of its beauty. Visitors often wish to take a piece of this magnificent artwork home with them, which is why this handloom saree features intricate wheels and temple sculptures motifs that are reminiscent of the stunning architecture of the Konark Temple.

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To acknowledge this very sentiment, Orissa Handloom presents before you it`s new double Ikat weave Cotton saree with a very beautiful chain-like pattern of one of the chariot wheels of the Konark Sun Temple, supported by pillars and a foundation, which itself has wheels adorning it.

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The Aanchal or Pallu part of the saree is adorned with motifs of stone sculptures of horses , elephants and temple dancers, three of the most beautiful types of sculptures, with a rudraksh border, which evokes the essence of the Mahadev, or the Destroyer of Evil, Lord Shiva, something which hints at divine amity, that is, the joint fusion of the essence of Lord Surya and Lord Shiva.

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Care Instructions
To preserve the saree's pristine condition and intricate detailing, it is recommended to dry clean only.
Store it in a cool, dry place, ideally wrapped in a muslin cloth or cotton saree cover to protect the delicate weave and ensure longevity.
There is slight color difference due to camera and lighting effects, we have made every effort to capture the most accurate photograph of the product from different angles.

Product ID: 1596

Rs.0 (USD0) Condition New , OutOfStock