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Kota cotton suit Top 2.5 mtr Dupatta 2.5 mtr Prince 750Please whatsApp for more details and collection in kota doria sui...
25/03/2022

Kota cotton suit
Top 2.5 mtr
Dupatta 2.5 mtr
Prince 750
Please whatsApp for more details and collection in kota doria suit and saree
https://wa.me/+916367004892

For the love of Indian handloom, check out this mesmerizing Kota doria Butta Gold silk saree handpicked by us for you th...
08/11/2021

For the love of Indian handloom, check out this mesmerizing Kota doria Butta Gold silk saree handpicked by us for you this festive season. Traditionally made by weavers from Kota in Rajasthan, Kota doria Silk Sarees are defined by their broad contrast borders, classical designs, and dense fabric in metallic foil colors. As beauty is in its details, the border features a contrast red zari big border that is adorned with beautiful gold zari peacock motifs, and the pallu which, is the loose end of the saree too boasts gorgeous parrot motifs with floral vines. The entire weave is adorned with gold zari butta on a silver zari base. Mulberry silk thread is handwoven complicatedly to craft this deluxe piece of silk. A piece of art that is truly worth wearing to signify our rich Indian heheritage

Handloom zari kota saree
01/11/2021

Handloom zari kota saree

The idea behind this brand is to offer bespoke design without compromising on quality and style. A blend of artisanal we...
26/10/2021

The idea behind this brand is to offer bespoke design without compromising on quality and style. A blend of artisanal weaves and customization create a positive impact for our clients and artisans alike

The idea behind this brand is to offer bespoke design without compromising on quality and style. A blend of artisanal we...
26/10/2021

The idea behind this brand is to offer bespoke design without compromising on quality and style. A blend of artisanal weaves and customization create a positive impact for our clients and artisans alike

KOTA DORIA Keeping the threads of tradition alive
25/10/2021

KOTA DORIA Keeping the threads of tradition alive

Folklore suggests that Rao Kishore Singh, a general in the Mughal army, patronised the Kota Doria weavers. It is believe...
23/10/2021

Folklore suggests that Rao Kishore Singh, a general in the Mughal army, patronised the Kota Doria weavers. It is believed that they moved from Mysore to Kota in the late 17th and early 18th century. Hence the artform also came to be known as Kota-Masuria.
The age-old weave was once used as headgear for royalties. With the passage of time, the saris gained prominence and began to be viewed as an auspicious attire during festivities
Handwoven on traditional pit looms in Kaithoon near Kota and some of its surrounding villages, the drapes are renowned for their lightness and grandeur. Recognising the artistic excellence, the Kota saris were accorded with a Geographical Indication (GI) tag in the year 2005.

DM us to book an appointment via video call to discover our extensive collection. Shipping available across the globe. Place your order via Instagram or Facebook.

Folklore suggests that Rao Kishore Singh, a general in the Mughal army, patronised the Kota Doria weavers. It is believe...
23/10/2021

Folklore suggests that Rao Kishore Singh, a general in the Mughal army, patronised the Kota Doria weavers. It is believed that they moved from Mysore to Kota in the late 17th and early 18th century. Hence the artform also came to be known as Kota-Masuria
The age-old weave was once used as headgear for royalties. With the passage of time, the saris gained prominence and began to be viewed as an auspicious attire during festivities.

Handwoven on traditional pit looms in Kaithoon near Kota and some of its surrounding villages, the drapes are renowned for their lightness and grandeur.

Recognising the artistic excellence, the Kota saris were accorded with a Geographical Indication (GI) tag in the year 2005.

DM us to book an appointment via video call to discover our extensive collection. Shipping available across the globe. Place your order via Instagram or Facebook.

KOTA DORIA Keeping the threads of tradition alive
23/10/2021

KOTA DORIA Keeping the threads of tradition alive


Saris are more than just another type of clothing. They represent the Indian Feminist Movement in Pre-Independence India...
21/10/2021

Saris are more than just another type of clothing. They represent the Indian Feminist Movement in Pre-Independence India. The spread of colonization, in India, had greatly influenced the perception of saris. The colonizers believed in covering women from head to toe as a sign of respect.

This belief led to styling a sari in the way we now know. Between 150 to 170 years ago, petticoats and blouses were introduced as part of the sari attire. In order to get work from the British, local people had to obey to their rules of this particular dressing code.

For some, it was obvious that this regulation was also a type of oppression. In 1870s, Satyendranath Tagore's wife, Gyanodanandini, adopted the Parsi's way of adorning a saree. She thus had an influence in the modern look of styling a saree, which is followed till date.

The origin of saris can be attributed to the Indus Valley Civilization. The beauty of saris have been mentioned in sever...
20/10/2021

The origin of saris can be attributed to the Indus Valley Civilization. The beauty of saris have been mentioned in several ancient literatures and scripts. Hindus used to believe that it was impure to stitch clothes. Hence medivial Hindu men and women used to cover themselves in one long peice of garment, sari. This was until the arrival of the Britishers in India.

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