The month of January has a rather unique place in the calendar, not just because it is the very month that ushers in the New Year every year but also because of the incidence of an event that is known by many of its varying names throughout the country, which are unified by a common purpose, that is, to celebrate a good harvest reaped during the previous season or year, as well as pray and hope for a better harvest for the upcoming sessions. That event is Sankranti, known as Pongal in the South, Poush Sankranti in the East etc.
Interestingly, January is also known as the month of serious study and a sense of discipline, or a month wherein one devises or thinks of ways to combat the lack of activity in the previous month.
Our skilled weavers at Orissa Handlooms created a stunning silk saree with a magenta shaded body featuring the Odia alphabet. The border showcases a traditional Pasapalli design, while the Pallu is adorned with tribal motifs of huts and dancing figures. This saree beautifully represents the importance of education, the joy of a successful harvest, and the hope for a prosperous future.
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.