Maniabandha Sarees

Maniabandha Sarees is a women's clothing store situated in Maniabandha, Badamba, within the Cuttack district of Odisha. The area is famous for its handloom weaving craft and Ikat designs, which are hand-weaved using vegetable colors in Maniabandha and the neighboring Nuapatna village. The traditional collections include cotton sarees, ikat sarees, Khandua silk, and Khandua pata, which features woven motifs like elephants, peacocks, large flowers, and the Konark chakra. Notably, Khandua pata is used to dress the deity at Puri's Jagannath temple, with poetry and images from Gita Govinda woven into the cloth.

In addition to traditional handloom items, the store provides western wear options. The local weaving tradition has deep historical roots connected to the living Buddhist village of Maniabandha, where many families continue to practice Buddhist traditions in daily life. Customers can explore these authentic handloom and handicrafts products that reflect the cultural heritage of Odisha.