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Odisha boasts a rich tapestry of traditional handicrafts that reflect its cultural heritage and the skilled artistry of its people. From the intricate Pattachitra paintings of Raghurajpur to the exquisite silver filigree work of Cuttack, the state's crafts are both diverse and deeply rooted in tradition.
Bomkai Cotton Saree
The Bomkai saree (also called Sonepuri saree) originates from Bomkai village in Ganjam district, Odisha.
Kotpad Cotton Saree
It is one of India’s oldest naturally dyed textile traditions, practiced by the Mirgan tribal weavers.
Ikat
The term comes from the Malay-Indonesian word “mengikat”, meaning “to tie.
Appliqué Work
Rooted in the 12th century, Pipli appliqué work was developed to create ceremonial canopies, umbrellas, and banners for Lord Jagannath’s Rath Yatra in Puri.