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The Bomkai Saree, an ethnic combination of ikat style and supplementary thread work, showcases the unique excellence of tribal art.Bomkai is a tribal village, situated in the Ganjam district of Orissa, famed for its Bomkai Sarees in Silk and Cotton. This ethnic fabric woven on a pit loom, combines ikat and supplementary thread work, and was initially worn only during rites and religious functions.The exclusive Bomkai Saris employ the ikat style of tie-dye, where the threads are dyed with contrasting colours before they are woven with a special ‘extra weft’ technique. This traditional art uses vegetable dyes to a large extent, with a leaning toward artificial colours in present day creations. Black, yellow, orange, maroon, are the preferred hues.

Bright coloured panels with extra motifs on a highly contrasting background make this tribal art fabric uniquely stand out.Motif patterns commonly adorning the fabric are bitter gourd, the atasi flower, the kanti-phul or small flower, peacocks and birds, Konark temple, conches.The weaving of the Bomkai Saree, involves thread movement of the warp (lengthwise lay of the threads) and the weft (breadth wise feed of thread), finely controlled through an arrangement mechanism on the loom. The resulting pattern of interstices provides strength to the fabric.  

The initial or large motif known as Buttah, such a bird sitting on a tree, is woven on the body. This accentuates the fabric look. The smaller motifs decorate the borders and pallu, and have pomegranate seeds, Saara seeds and temple spires as popular subjects.A special method of cutting warp ends of a colour and re-tying them to different coloured warp ends, known as ‘muha-johra’ is used to create a dense layer of colours at the end piece (pallu) of the Saree.

Bomkai sarees, also known as Sonepuri saris, are available in cotton and silk fabrics.Bomkai Silk Saris have been influenced by Pure Tribal art silk, and are embroidered with temple spire patterns on the border. Some of these sarees have contrast pallu and extra motifs on the background as animal prints, geometric designs, birds, elephant and flowers.

The Bomkai Silk saree resembles the ikkat designed Sambalpuri sari. This design in four colors, such as red, green, white and blue, can be identified by animals, birds, conch shells and Konark temple patterns.Richly coloured with elegant prints and embroidered borders and pallu, Bomkai Silk Sarees are apt for traditional functions, weddings, as bridal attire, for festivals and other special occasions.

Bomkai Cotton Saris with striking colours, contrast pallu and extra motifs on the background such as geometric designs, birds, elephant, flower, dombaru (hour glass shaped drum, Shanka, Peacock and fish are attractive, finding good use as daily casual, college, corporate and office wear.

As we all are familiar with what a saree is there is no need of Special introduction. Sari is an elegant garment made by extraordinary fabrics those measures in between 6 to 6.5 yards in length, with no stitching on it. By one word sari can be described has mixture of cultures of various religions and states in countries like India.  We can’t even point to a single occasion wear sarees can be used or worn. Women are so, excited about sarees. They search for latest variety in sarees. Even manufactures change the process and styling of the saree  periodically. Woman these days should manage multiple tasks in a day, like home, office and others.  Women feel better and more comfort in Sarees than other alternatives.

Cotton sarees are produced in Different parts of the   Country. “Bomkai Design sarees” is latest version of sarees manufactured in western regions of Orissa. They follow “bhandha” style of  technique in weaving sarees. The people of this region mainly concentrate on tribal art designs while weaving the sarees. . Bomkai saree resembles well known ikat design like sambalpuri. This design comes in four colors such as red, green, white and blue and can be identified by animals, birds, conch shells and Konark temple patterns. They are apt to wear on daily casual, college, corporate office and traditional occasions and are suitable for wedding, bridal functions and festive parties.  The other name with which these sarees   are widely popular is “sonepuri”.

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