The Rudraksha border double Ikat Pasapalli cotton saree is a traditional garment known for its elegant and timeless design.

This particular saree features a border adorned with Rudraksha motifs, which are sacred seeds from the Rudraksha tree, revered in Hindu mythology for their spiritual and healing properties.
The saree is made using the double Ikat technique, which involves resist-dyeing the threads before weaving to create intricate geometric patterns on both sides of the fabric. This technique is labor-intensive and requires exceptional skill, making double Ikat sarees highly prized and collectible.

The Pasapalli saree is also known as Saktapar is a bandha handloom saree weaved mainly in the Bargarh district of Odisha.
The technique involves weaving a saree with a unique checkered pattern that is achieved by interlacing dyed and undyed cotton threads.
The name Pasapalli comes from the words `pasa` which means checkered.Pasapalli sarees are known for their intricate designs and vibrant colors, which are achieved through a combination of dyeing and weaving techniques.
The saree is made using fine quality cotton yarns, which are hand-spun and handwoven into a soft, lightweight fabric that drapes beautifully.
The deep and rich hue of purple complements the black color, creating an elegant and sophisticated look.
The saree comes without a blouse piece, allowing the wearer to customize the look with a blouse of their choice.

This saree is perfect for formal occasions and festivities. The earthy color palette of the Rudraksha border double Ikat Pasapalli cotton saree makes it versatile and easy to pair with different accessories, while the intricate design and superior craftsmanship ensure that it will be a cherished addition to any wardrobe.