VOANA Shop - Handwoven Collection

The Handwoven Collection

A tribute to the silent rhythm of the loom. Discover pieces that bridge centuries of heritage with contemporary silhouettes.

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Origin: Odisha

The 'Ikat' technique involves tie-dyeing the threads before they are woven. Each diamond motif represents the 'Shankha' (conch) used in local temple rituals for centuries.

Sambalpuri Ikat Silk Saree

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Handwoven

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Origin: Odisha

Authentic handwoven Ikat saree showcasing the intricate tie-dye method. A masterpiece of traditional weaving artistry.

Traditional Ikat Saree

Vibrant Handloom Weave

Classics

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Origin: Odisha

The classic Bombai saree featuring elegant borders and lustrous finish, representing the rich heritage of Indian textiles.

Bombai Saree

Elegant Borders

Handwoven

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Origin: Odisha

Authentic Sambalpuri weave marked by unique traditional motifs native to Western Odisha's weaving clusters.

Sambalpuri Saree

Traditional Tribal Motifs

Art Silk

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Art Silk Weave

Fusing ethnic Sambalpuri motifs with lightweight Art Silk for a graceful drape and an elegant sheen.

Ethnic Motif Art Silk Sambalpuri

Lustrous Finish

Master Weaver

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Master Weaver Edition

Combining the precision of Ikat and the profound storytelling of Sambalpuri art, crafted for the true connoisseur.

Ikat Sambalpuri

Geometric Masterpiece

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Origin: Nuapatna

The historic Khandua Pata is famous for its intricate tie-dye elements. Revered for its use in offering to Lord Jagannath, it features traditional elephant and lion motifs.

Khandua Pata Silk Saree

Traditional Religious Motifs

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Origin: Silk City

Proudly handwoven in Berhampur, this saree is known for its Phoda Kumbha (Temple borders) and heavy, lustrous silk that has dazzled for centuries.

Berhampur Patta

Temple Borders & Double Pallu

Bestseller

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Origin: Bargarh

The striking Pasapali, derived from the word 'Pasa' (chess), is defined by intricate checkerboard patterns. A masterpiece of symmetry and contrasting colors.

Pasapali Saree

Distinctive Checkerboard Weave

Tribal Art

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Origin: Kalahandi

Habaspuri weaving revives a tribal handloom heritage. Renowned for motifs like Kumbha (temple) and fish woven meticulously into rich cotton fabrics.

Habaspuri Saree

Tribal Kumbha & Fish Motifs

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Origin: Odisha

The Nabakothi saree is famous for its nine unique auspicious motifs placed in a distinct checkerboard layout, representing prosperity and spirituality.

Nabakothi Saree

Nine Auspicious Motifs

Tribal Art

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Origin: Niyamgiri Hills

Handwoven by the Dongria Kondh tribe. Characterized by thick, unbleached cotton, distinctive embroidered geometric borders, and tribal mountain motifs.

Dongria Saree

Tribal Embroidered Borders

Our Commitment

Every thread has a name, every pattern has a soul.

VOANA works directly with 50+ master weavers across Odisha. By cutting out middlemen, we ensure 70% of the sale price goes directly back to the weaving communities.

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