Gopalpur Tussar sarees are renowned for their unique qualities and characteristics, as they exude a natural elegance due to the inherent beauty of Tussar silk. The fabric has a rich texture and a subtle golden sheen, giving it a luxurious and sophisticated appeal.
Each saree is meticulously crafted, with special attention given to intricate details and fine craftsmanship. Tussar silk, also known as Kosa silk, is produced from the larvae of several species of silk worms, mainly found in India. It has a rich texture and a natural golden sheen, making it highly prized for sarees. The handloom weaving involves the manual weaving of fabric using traditional looms which is a labor-intensive process that results in unique textures and designs. Ikat patterns are created by resist-dyeing the yarns before they are woven into the fabric. Temple borders are intricately designed borders inspired by the architectural motifs found in temples, and add a touch of elegance and grandeur to the saree.
These sarees often feature natural dyes, which are derived from plants, minerals, or other organic sources. Natural dyes impart subtle shades and tones to the fabric, enhancing its organic appeal and sustainability. These dyes are also gentle on the skin and eco-friendly.