Maroon Konark Temple Dhalapathar (Curtain) pant woven and stitched with the

woven and stitched with the help of our design intern

They can be framed and put up to change the look of your living or working spaces

They are more than just accessories

This is a tribal painted wrap around skirt in soft tussar fabric

Maroon Konark Temple Dhalapathar (Curtain) pant woven and stitched with theThe Dhalapathar Parda originally known as Kusmi Kapta, Nahati and Akata were woven with medium and coarser count threads like 26' and 40' cotton plied yarn. This gradually changed to fine count thread like 2 100' and 2 120' with the same original designs, resulting in a very smooth textured and exquisite saree. About a century ago, a number of beautiful sarees were hand loomed with a special technique of weaving in the village of Dhalapathar, by a