Plain Black with Star Sakta (Men's Sherwani) Santhal As a cherished part of

As a cherished part of the Mahaprasad offerings at the Jagannath Temple

The extra weft wound on “Nari” is used to develop tribal motifs like fish

Sonepur & Madhya Pradesh

The art in palm leaf is inscribed with a knife pen on rectangular cut

The plain fabric used is also our Nuapatna-produced soft cotton fabric

Plain Black with Star Sakta (Men's Sherwani) Santhal As a cherished part ofNuapatnas weaving origin traces back to 12th Century AD and it is closely associated with Lord Jagannath Temple rituals at Puri, Odisha. This is the weave of single largest cluster of Odisha at Nuapatna with 10,000 weavers present with approx 6000 looms. This is black dobby single ikat work. 'Dobby Pasapali' means the 'dobby' or little golden buti lines are running all over the fabric and also pasapali patterns are woven in it. Nuapatna specialises in