Odisha

 The primary Odia saree draping style involves tucking the upper border at the left waist and draping the pallu over the left shoulder. The saree is wrapped anti-clockwise, and while the head might be covered, it's not always fully concealed. Regional varia

tions exist, such as the Santhal drape from northern Odisha, which features a broad front fold and a shorter drape, often without a Regional Styles:Odisha has several unique regional draping styles, including the Kuncha, Kotapad, Ghorapindha, Kaccha, and Saktapar weaves, in addition to the Santhal and Odia styles. 

Cultural Significance:The way the saree is draped reflects the region's rich cultural heritage and is often associated with local handloom traditions, such as Sambalpuri.