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26 September
Types of Bomkai saris .Designerplanet
Origin and History
The Bomkai sari, also known as Sonepuri sari, originates from Bomkai village in Ganjam district of Odisha. This type of sari has a fascinating history that dates back to the 8th century. According to legend, the erstwhile royal family of Odisha, the Bhanjas, played a major role in the development of this art form. The intricate weaving techniques and designs that define the Bomkai sari are said to have been mastered by the Bhanja rulers.
Designs of Bomkai Sarees
The shape of the fish is very popular because it is believed to be a symbol of success and prosperity. The Kumbha (water jar) row is one of the most popular border motifs in Bomkai Silk. Bomkai still maintains its original weaving techniques and has not completely changed to jacquard and dobby techniques like many other traditions. There are about a thousand families in Bomkai village, all of which are still dependent on various livelihood activities, including Bomkai weaving.
Types of Bomkai saris
Bomkai saris come in various styles, each with its own distinctive features: 1. Sonepuri Bomkai: This is the most traditional and classic form of Bomkai sari, characterized by its rich colors. and intricate motifs.
Pasapalli Bomkai: Named after the board game "Pasa", this variant features a unique pattern on the pallu and border, similar to a game board.
Barpali Bomkai: Hailing from the Barpali region, these saris are known for their intricate details and traditional designs. 4. Saktapar Bomkai: This style is influenced by tribal art and includes geometric shapes and tribal motifs.
Occasion and Significance
Bomkai saris have great cultural and religious importance in Odisha. They are often worn during special occasions, festivals and ceremonies. Many Odia brides also choose Bomkai saris as their wedding attire, reflecting tradition and elegance. Additionally, these saris are valued as heirlooms and are passed down through generations, preserving the heritage of Odisha. Modern Revival and Adaptation In recent years, Bomkai saris have become popular not only in India but also in the global fashion scene. Designers have taken the timeless beauty of Bomkai and incorporated it into contemporary fashion. This revival breathed new life into the traditional art, ensuring its continuation.
Bollywood and Bomkai Saree
Today's Bomkai Sarees are the result of many innovations and have a strong hold in the luxury wear market.
One can easily find many Bollywood actresses or politicians wearing Bomkai Sarees, especially with Zari work.
These Sarees are a luxury these days. Whenever there is an upcoming award show or wedding in Bollywood, there is an unprecedented increase in the demand for Bomkai Sarees.
Bollywood's love for Bomkai Saree is evident as actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan wore a Bomaki Saree, called Radhakunja, designed by Chaturbhuj Meher of Sonepur for her wedding. As it is considered auspicious, Brahmins in southern Odisha wear only Bomkai Sarees on religious occasions. And of course, it is the Saree of Odissi Dancers that the world loves.
Odisha's weaving skills are unique in the country. Be it Bomkai, Ikat or Pasapalli, the ubiquitous handloom is known for the rich culture and tradition of the state. The challenge of today, however, is how to weave the handloom without removing the required thread and thread, and the weavers from Odisha have done it beautifully.
Bottom Line
These sarees are very versatile, giving the wearer complete freedom to style it up or down according to the occasion or place.
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White Magic
White colour saree looks great for day wear functions and festivals.Popularly believed to be the colour of purity, the moment you say white a soothing sense of calm pervades through your mind. Quite a contradictory colour when it comes to its inherent meaning as in few places it’s considered a color of purity and even for bridal wear, whereas in other places its regarded as a colour of mourning and death.
Whatever it may be, this classic hue is a fashion staple. Especially this season, as it’s the current rage. White is indeed the new black, so make sure you make a few whites part of your wardrobe. There are a quite a few celebs that are rather fond of this pristine shade. Magician of words, Gulzar, who is always donned in white kurta-pyjama, creates a dignified, no-nonsense yet chic look. The elder Kapoor sis, Karisma, seems rather fond of white too, since she’s been spotted wearing a white saree quite a few times, including at a recent awards function. Quite a few have been enamored by white this year as Bollywood beauties walked down the red carpet at the awards function in shimmering white sarees – Tabu, Dimple Kapadia, Rekha to name a few.
So if you haven’t invested in a gorgeous white saree yet, now would be a pretty good time to do so. Of course this subtle yet mesmerizing shade has its problems too, the most common being its maintenance. It flaunts dirt and filth more than any other colour, so keeping it spotless is rather a challenge. Also it’s better if you are on the leaner side, as being a light shade it’s not a slimming colour. But still, it’s worth the effort as white suits every skin tone. For those pristine whites, check out Smitten By White.
Sarees in the pristine shade sparkled and shimmered with sequins, while others feature patchwork that includes alluring net patchwork . Also includes sarees with frill edging that adds a dash of unconventionality to the otherwise conventional saree to drape a piece in white to leave others spellbound!!
Black Magic….
Fashionistas swear by the color black. And so does everyone else. It’s a universal favorite. It’s the ultimate. It’s not for nothing that the rule of thumb, when in doubt, wear black, was invented. This color exudes sensuality, mystery, power and also elegance. Deemed as a formal color, it denotes authority and strength also. The popularity of le noir was elevated to another level thanks to the Little Black Dress (fashionably known as the LBD) made popular by Coco Chanel, which Audrey Hepburn epitomized in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
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..Similar to the LBD, the black saree can also be considered as a fashion staple. Just as no wardrobe is ever complete without the little black dress, the absence of the black saree also makes a wardrobe incomplete. The black saree is a great option for the Indian woman as black is a slimming color and to add to that saree is a slimming outfit. Mais oui, you can’t expect to make a style statement draped in six yards of plain fabric. When it comes to monochrome, you need to play with surfaces and textures to achieve that panache. Embellishments with black sequins, black beads, black bugle beads, etc give it that shimmer and shine that break the monotony of black.
Our section Black Couture is a good place to start hunting for that quintessential black saree. We offer an exquisite range including a lot of variety. Classic blacks, which do not possess the touch of any other color but rich embellishments with black sequins and beads imparts a killing look. You will love the way it shines and shimmers.
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But if you are the type who likes a combo of some color with black, you won’t be disappointed either. It contrasts great with other colors and highlights them too. We have for you mesmerizing black and sizzling black and reds
sparkling black and silvers and regal black and gold. So drape ‘em and it won’t be long before your beloved starts humming Carlos Santana’s Black Magic Woman….. I got a Black Magic Woman… You got your spell on me, baby…..
sparkling black and silvers and regal black and gold. So drape ‘em and it won’t be long before your beloved starts humming Carlos Santana’s Black Magic Woman….. I got a Black Magic Woman… You got your spell on me, baby…..
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