Embrace tradition. Wear art. Celebrate heritage. Habaspuri Saree—a timeless weave from the heart of Kalahandi, Odisha, embodies the rich cultural tapestry of its origin. This exquisite handloom received its Geographical Indication (GI) tag in 2012, under application number 219, recognizing its unique craftsmanship and heritage. Originating from the village of Habaspur, this traditional saree was once a cherished bridal attire among local communities. The weavers employ natural dyes extracted from indigenous sources: - Matha from Bahada for subtle hues - Deep brown from Khair - Soft brown from Bija - Rich red from Bakuli Adorned with motifs of fish, tortoises, and tribal art, each Habaspuri saree narrates stories of nature and tradition. The intricate designs and earthy tones make it more than just a garment—it's a piece of heritage reimagined. This month, we celebrate Odisha's handloom legacy through our series on GI-tagged weaves. Explore the elegance of the Habaspuri saree and other traditional weaves at www.utkalamrita.com. Enjoy a flat 30% discount during our "Utkaliya Sale" with the code UTKAL30 exclusively only at www.utkalamrita.com. #habaspurisaree #odishahandloom #gitagged #utkalamrita #handloomheritage #sustainablefashion