Megha Rathod In Kota Doria Saree. Available In 3 Colours.

Kota Doria first originated in Mysore where the weavers who practiced this craft were known as ‘Masurias’. Subsequently between 17th and 18th century, the weavers were brought to Kota. The union between the two states brought about the invention of the ‘Kota-Masuria’ sarees, which were adorned for religious occasions since this type of material was considered auspicious. This type of saree became extremely popular and paved the way for the Kota Doria cloth. Kota Doria (also spelled as Kota Dori) is a unique blend of cotton and silk in a square check pattern. The silk provides the shine while the cotton provides strength to the fabric. The Rajasthani royalty favored this fabric since it portrayed effortless grace and style. The sarees were mostly white or beige in color. However, with recent changes and modifications being made to the fabric, endless amounts of color, and adornments of all kinds are included as well. Initially, the fabric was only made up of cotton, but later silk was weaved in as well, which made it more chic and refined.

The checked pattern is termed as ‘khat’, and is one of the distinguishing feature of the Kota Doria fabric. Kota Doria is a very fine weave and weigh very lessThe checked pattern also called as Khat in Aquamarine colour Kota Doria Silver and Gold Boota Saree with matching Pallu is itself an astounding finest open woven crafted masterpiece. This saree is embedded with multiple circular Silver and Gold Boota with a Silver zari border. The simplicity of Pallu in Golden and Silver zari add to the grace of this saree. Suited perfectly for workplace and small events.

Description-
Product Specification:
Colour: Orange, Mustard, Golden
Size: 6 plus metres
Blouse Piece: Available

*Delivery: 5-7 days
*Color hues may slightly vary from that which
appears in the image
*Minor irregularities is the uniqueness of handwork and handlooms and makes each piece exquisite
*Wash care : Dry clean only