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Blue With Red Pochampally Ikkat Silk Saree Minsaram

Rs. 23,250.00Rs. 22,087.50
SILK MARK CERTIFIED A masterpiece from the famed looms of Pochampally, this pure handwoven silk ikkat saree dazzles in stunning electric blue. The body is adorned with grand ikkat motifs,...
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Green With Red Pochampally Ikkat Silk Saree Sindoora

Rs. 22,250.00Rs. 21,137.50
SILK MARK CERTIFIED This elegant Pochampally Ikkat silk saree features a sophisticated olive green body complemented by a vibrant pink-red shot border and pallu, creating a rich yet balanced contrast. The...
Red Cotton Ikkat Hand Embroidery Blouse Hamsadhwani-The Indian Motif
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Red Cotton Ikkat Hand Embroidery Blouse Hamsadhwani

Rs. 4,450.00Rs. 4,227.50
Showcasing the timeless beauty of ikkat weaving, this red and black cotton blouse is a true standout. Featuring intricate hand embroidery on the front and back, stylish black borders on...
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Pink Polka Pochampally Ikkat Cotton Saree Pastel Love

Rs. 5,750.00Rs. 5,462.50
Do YOU #WearYou to work or dress to fit in ? Add a touch of playful elegance to your wardrobe with our Pink Polka Pochampally Ikkat Cotton Saree! This pastel...
Mens orange kurta hanged on a hanger.
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Orange Pochampally Ikkat Mens Kurta Karna

Rs. 1,590.00Rs. 1,890.00
Karna is the son of Lord Surya and unmarried princess Kunti and thus a demigod of royal birth. Karna is a symbol of someone who is rejected by those who should love him but do...
Mens green kurta hanged on a hanger.
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Green Pochampally Ikkat Mens Kurta Arjuna

Rs. 1,590.00Rs. 1,890.00
In the Mahabharata, Arjuna of the Pandava clan, is depicted as a skilled archer from an early age, and as a student who earns the love and respect of his guru...
Yellow  Kanchi Cotton Ikkat Blouse Midas Love-The Indian Motif
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Yellow Kanchi Cotton Ikkat Blouse Midas Love

Rs. 2,990.00Rs. 2,840.50
A pure cotton blouse in cheerful yellow body with elegant ikkat in white and pink outlining the sleeves of this comfortable chic blouse. The ikkat patterned along the mid back and sleeve...
Red With Purple Sambalpur Ikkat Cotton Saree Khumb-The Indian Motif

Red With Purple Sambalpur Ikkat Cotton Saree Khumb

Rs. 9,250.00Rs. 8,990.00
A Sambalpuri saree is a traditional handwoven ikkat saree wherein both the warp and the weft are tie-dyed before weaving. These sarees are woven in the Sambalpur, Balangir, Bargah Boudh and Sonepur clusters of...
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White Black Red Pochampally Ikkat Cotton Saree Eye Candy

Rs. 6,200.00Rs. 5,890.00
Do YOU #WearYou to work or dress to fit in ? Get ready to turn heads with the White Black Red Pochampally Ikkat Cotton Saree Eye Candy! This unique saree...
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Maroon Pochampally Ikkat Mens Kurta Nala

Rs. 1,590.00Rs. 1,890.00
Nala is a character in the Vana Parva book of the Mahabharata. He was the king of Nishadha Kingdom and the son of Veerasena. Nala was known for his skill...
Yellow Green Pasapalli Ikkat Cotton Saree Madhurya-The-Indian-Motif

Yellow Green Pasapalli Ikkat Cotton Saree Madhurya

Rs. 11,500.00Rs. 11,300.00
Add a touch of traditional style to your wardrobe with the Yellow Green Pasapalli Ikkat Cotton Saree Madhurya. This stunning sambalpuri ikkat in cotton features an alternate green and yellow...
Brown Sambalpur Ikkat Cotton Saree Khyati-The Indian Motif

Brown Sambalpur Ikkat Cotton Saree Khyati

Rs. 8,990.00Rs. 8,350.00
A Sambalpuri saree is a traditional handwoven ikkat saree wherein both the warp and the weft are tie-dyed before weaving. These sarees are woven in the Sambalpur, Balangir, Bargah Boudh and Sonepur clusters of...

Our ikkat collection begins not on the loom, but with a pencil on paper.
Every motif is first mapped on graph sheets, then yarn bundles are tied, marked, dyed two–three times, dried under the sky—
and only then the weaving begins.

By this stage, 30–36 hours have passed,
and not a single thread has yet touched the loom.

That’s why no two Ikkats can ever be identical.
They are not printed — they are imagined before they are woven.

Look closely.
If the design is slightly blurred, it’s genuine.
If it looks perfect… it may not be handmade.

The Indian Motif Ikkat Collection
Handwoven. Calculated. Patient.
And proudly imperfect — just like all things made by hand.