Traditional Pochampally Ikat Handloom Cotton Printed Saree in Multicolor Firozabad Glass Although the Maddalam has two

Although the Maddalam has two faces

This is an exclusive GI of Rajasthan The name 'blue pottery' comes from the eye-catching cobalt blue dye used to color the pottery

a town in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh

·         Care Instructions: Wipe with soft cloth

The border is usually in gold or cream

Traditional Pochampally Ikat Handloom Cotton Printed Saree in Multicolor Firozabad Glass Although the Maddalam has twoPochampalli Sarees, also known as Pochampalli Ikat, is a traditional garment that originates from Bhoodan Pochampally in the Nalgona District, Telangana State These sarees are distinguished by their characteristic Ikat prints. Ikat, also known as Ikkat, is a traditional technique that is used to dye garments. The process used to do so is known as Resist Dyeing, wherein a host of methods are used to prevent the dye from spreading all across the fabric.