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Photographs: Courtesy Udita Chaturvedi

 Earlier patterns used to be hand-drawn and then copied on looms

Odisha is a state that is full of culture, tradition, history, heritage,
dialects and handloom products. In fact, it’s one of the two Indian states that
weaves beautiful ikat prints on silk
and cotton sarees (the other state being Andhra Prad...

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