PINDHAN
Handloom Heritage Art Kurti Set
Low stock: 9 left
Materials
Fabric: Pure handwoven cotton
Fit Type: Relaxed fit with timeless grace
Origin: Made in India | Woven by artisans | Crafted with love.
DISCLAIMER: Slight Colour variations may occur due to different screen resolution.
Shipping & Returns
At Pindhan, we create each piece with great care, and we want you to love what you receive.
🚚 Shipping
Orders are usually dispatched within 4-6 business days and delivered within 10–14 business days.
🔄 Returns & Exchanges
We'd be happy to exchange any item that is unworn, unused, unwashed, unaltered, undamaged, and retaining the original tags within 7 days from the date of delivery, for a different size and style delivered.
To process your request, you must share a 360° unboxing video of the product taken at the time of opening. This helps us ensure fairness and prevent any mishandling.
⚠️ Kindly Note:
The item must be unused, unwashed, and in its original condition with tags intact.
We do not accept returns for products that show signs of wear or damage without video proof.
Once approved, your payment is processed to your original payment method within 1–2 working days.
Care Instructions
At Pindhan, every piece is crafted with heart and heritage. To preserve its beauty for years, please follow these simple care steps:
- Wash separately in cold water with love.
- Do not soak or scrub with a hard brush.
- Use mild, natural detergents (like baby shampoo).
- Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals, and chlorine-based cleaners.
- Dry in shade or soft sunlight.
Description:
Celebrate Indian tradition with this Handloom Heritage Kurti, featuring rare tribal motifs handwoven into rich, breathable cotton fabric. The black panel showcases symbolic artwork inspired by Dhokra and Warli tribal art, including elephants for strength, bullock carts for rural heritage, and farming tools symbolizing prosperity and labor.
Handwoven by Kuntala Aunty in Odisha using time-honored looms, the fabric takes 10-12 days to complete before our skilled tailor Avilash Bhai adds fine detailing and fit. The cream body with minimal tribal dots beautifully contrasts the storytelling panel, making it a perfect pick for festivals, traditional functions, and elegant daywear.
This kurti is not just ethnic fashion, it’s a wearable art of India’s roots, strength, and celebration of life.
DISCLAIMER: Slight color variations may occur due to different screen resolutions.
FAQs
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An authentic Sambalpuri handloom kurti (bandha ikat) shows the same motifs on both sides of the fabric, since the yarns are tie-dyed before weaving. Look for slight irregularities in patterns (a sign of hand weaving),crisp selvedge edges. Machine-made imitations usually have blurry motifs and one-sided prints.
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Sambalpuri Ikat, locally called Bandha, is a centuries-old handloom tradition from Western Odisha. The uniqueness lies in the tie-dyeing of yarns before weaving, which produces reversible motifs such as shankha (conch), chakra (wheel), phula (flowers), and pasapalli (checks). Each kurti is a work of art, often taking weeks to complete.
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Each Sambalpuri kurti is completely handwoven, with the design dyed into the yarn before weaving. The process is time-intensive(5–15 days, depending on complexity) and requires skilled craftsmanship. Factors like material (cotton vs silk), dye quality, motif complexity, and weaving time influence the price. Buying directly supports weavers and sustains a heritage craft.
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Cotton kurtis: Wash separately in cold water with mild detergent; avoid soaking for long.
Silk kurtis: Dry clean is recommended; if washing at home, use gentle hand wash in cold water.
General: Always dry in shade, avoid wringing, and store in a cool, dry place. For silks, wrap in muslin or cotton cloth and refold periodically.
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As with all pure handwoven cotton fabrics, minor shrinkage of up to 5% is normal, but if proper wash care instructions are followed, shrinkage can be controlled upto 2%.
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Ek no. achhi kurti perfect fitting.
