Which district in Odisha is associated with the traditional ‘Sambalpuri’ handloom textile?

The correct answer is: b) Sambalpur.

Sambalpuri is a traditional handloom textile from the Indian state of Odisha. It is made from cotton and is known for its intricate designs and vibrant colors. The textile is named after the district of Sambalpur, where it is traditionally produced.

Bargarh is a district in Odisha that is known for its production of ikat textiles. Ikat is a type of resist dyeing technique that results in intricate patterns on the fabric.

Jharsuguda is a district in Odisha that is known for its production of steel.

Sonepur is a district in Odisha that is known for its annual cattle fair.

Here are some additional details about Sambalpuri textiles:

• Sambalpuri textiles are made from cotton that is grown in the region.
• The textiles are handwoven on a pit loom.
• The designs on Sambalpuri textiles are inspired by nature, mythology, and everyday life.
• Sambalpuri textiles are traditionally worn by women in Odisha.
• The textiles are also popular among tourists and collectors.