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pochampally pure silk ikkat sarees
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Organic Colours
Pure silk sarees with organic colours
In India, we will get four types of silk, Mulberry, Oak Tasar, Muga and Eri.
For ikkat sarees, we use Mulberry silk from Banglore, Karnataka.
Mulberry silk comes from the domesticated silk moth Bombyx mori.
Pochampally
Boodhan movement To United Nation’s best tourism village
Pochampally is one of the most beautiful and busiest villages with tourists/buyers worldwide. It is situated near Hyderabad, Telangana, just a one-hour ride from the centre of the city Hyderabad.
Pochampally has its history Wayback to the 1950s. Acharya Vinoba Bhave, a great disciple of Mahatma Gandhi & first Satyagrahi, launched his Revolutionary Boodhan {Land Donation} Yagna Movement in the country with the first Boodhan gift { Donation of Land to the Poor } from Vedere Ramachandra Reddy at this Beautiful spot on 18th April 1951.
He has donated nearly 1000 Acres to the needy in pochampally; from here, it comes to the name Boodhan pochampally. Earlier, Pochampally is called with the name Gajula pochampally (Bangles Pochampally)
Pochampally Got the “Best World tourism Village” tag from United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO).
Are you Wondering what tourism it is famous for? Our village attracts tourists from all over the world who come here to feel the sheer craftsmanship that goes into creating the Traditional ikkat silk saree.
The traditional Pochampally silk sarees also got Geographic Indication Status (GI tag) in the year 2005.
Best Ingredients
Why ikkat sarees from pochampally are famous?
Unique geometric designs
Great geometric designs with refreshing, bright organic colours, Sarees are woven following the latest fashion trend without missing our tradition.
Weaving that lasts for years
Ikkat sarees balance the weight ideally compared to other handwoven sarees and are very comfortable to wear.
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Sarees of pochampally – Shilpa weaves initiative
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Do You Know?
Ikkat saree looks the same from both sides, front and back (Ulta and sedha), and can be worn from any side.
from the handloom to hands of yours!
Significant steps in the process of weaving a Pochampally saree.
Weaving an ikkat saree involves many steps that require a Skilled artisan at every step. As a result, it takes almost 7 to 10 days to weave a complete saree.
Raw Silk 
Bleaching of silk 
Tying Colour Stoppers 
Tied Silk threads 
Dying Colours 
Removing Colour Stopping Knots 
After Removing the Knots 
Finally on to the Loom