Champa Silk Red & Purple Saree Balarampur Dhotis The artifact is then finished

The artifact is then finished by removing the clay mold and polishing the brass surface

It is a form of needlework that involves the use of a single thread for the entire embroidery

reflects the region's artistry

Intricate details adorn the sandalwood

With traditional motifs and impeccable weaving

Champa Silk Red & Purple Saree Balarampur Dhotis The artifact is then finishedThe production process of Champa Silk Sarees involves several intricate steps. It starts with the rearing of silkworms on mulberry leaves, followed by the harvesting of silk cocoons. The silk is then extracted, spun into fine threads, and dyed using traditional methods. Weavers use handlooms to intricately weave these threads into sarees, incorporating traditional designs and motifs. The entire process is labor intensive and requires exceptional skill