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The Art of Weaving, The Heart of Nuapatna

At BAYAN GHAR, we celebrate the rich handloom heritage of Nuapatna, Odisha — a weaving tradition that has flourished for more than 800 years.

Our journey is rooted in the skill, dedication and generations of knowledge passed down by local weavers. From traditional Silk & Cotton Ikat Sarees to Khandua Pata, dress materials, yardage, dupattas and fashionable stoles, every creation carries the character of Odisha's handwoven artistry.

We are committed to creating sustainable livelihoods for weavers while bringing the beauty of authentic handloom products to customers.

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Our Signature Collection

Woven Heritage. Timeless Designs.

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Silk & Cotton Ikat Sarees

Traditional handwoven sarees featuring the distinctive artistry of Odisha Ikat.

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Khandua Pata

A celebrated traditional textile of Nuapatna, deeply connected with Odisha's cultural heritage.

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Dress Materials & Yardage

Beautiful handloom fabrics for creating elegant and distinctive garments.

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Dupattas & Stoles

Versatile handwoven pieces that bring traditional craftsmanship into contemporary fashion.

Why BAYAN GHAR?
More Than a Fabric. A Living Heritage.

Created through traditional weaving skills passed down through generations.
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Handwoven Craftsmanship
Inspired by the rich textile traditions and motifs of Odisha.
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Odisha Heritage
Working towards continuous employment and better livelihoods for handloom weavers.
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Supporting Weavers
Supporting an environmentally friendly craft where weaving can be practiced from home.
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Sustainable Tradition
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From Nuapatna, Odisha — Where Every Thread Has a Story

Nuapatna is one of Odisha's important handloom centres, with thousands of weaver households and a rich tradition of Ikat and Khandua weaving.

The art of weaving in Nuapatna is more than 800 years old and has a historic connection with the temple of Lord Jagannath at Puri. Some weavers have traditionally woven clothes for the temple, continuing a practice carried across generations.

Our Impact

800+
Years of Weaving Heritage
350
Weavers Enrolled in the Project
6,000+
Handlooms in the Nuapatna area*
3 Years
Project Implementation

Empowering Weavers Through Collective Action

With financial support of ₹49.16 Lakhs from NABARD, Odisha RO Bhubaneswar, a three-year project is being implemented through SHUVAM ART & CRAFT PRODUCER COMPANY LTD.

Under the project, an OFPO has been formed and 350 weavers have been enrolled, supporting the development and promotion of handloom products.

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