Sr. No.	Kota Saree List	Price (GBP)
1.	Sunshine yellow gota-patti cotton-silk saree	GBP 49.21
2.	Olive Woven Cotton Saree With Blouse	GBP 15.21
3.	Blue Woven Cotton Saree With Blouse	GBP 15.21
4.	Rani Pink Woven Cotton Saree With Blouse	GBP 15.21
5.	Peach Woven Cotton Saree With Blouse	GBP 15.21
6.	Mustard Woven Cotton Saree With Blouse	GBP 15.21
7.	Red Woven Cotton Saree With Blouse	GBP 15.21
8.	Black Woven Cotton Saree With Blouse	GBP 15.21
9.	Red Woven Cotton Saree With Blouse	GBP 15.26
10.	light blue Kota doriya gota work design saree, No Blouse	GBP 43.63

Data last updated on 2025/05/09

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Kota doria saree is one of the finest open-weave fabrics in India. The word "doria" means "thread." Kota doria saree is significantly more intriguing by its unique appearance and prominent square patterns, or Khats. Before a weave can be worn, it must undergo a delicate process. The handloom Kota cotton saree draws influence from the royals' flair, grace, and opulent way of life. The main raw material for this saree comes from Bangalore, and the zari is imported from Surat.

Origins Of the Kota Sarees

Kota doria, a term used to describe the extremely fine cotton weaving produced in Kota, Rajasthan, is well known. It is one of the most important sources of revenue for those engaged in this area and is also known by the name Masuria. The Masuria or Kota sarees are what Mangrol and Kaithun are most well-known for.

Beautiful Designs and Fabric of The Kota Sarees

Kota doria saree is a unique handwoven fabric with a distinctive square-checkered pattern. Cotton gives the fabric strength and hardness, while the silk adds greater transparency and a lustrous sheen, resulting in a final product that is both firm and soft. The distinctive qualities of Kota doria saree include the excellent quality of the yarn, its softness, and its agility, which are weaved by polishing the warp thread with a particular starch. The checkerboard pattern is created by differentially weaving cotton yarns of various counts or a successful combination of cotton and silk yarns. Weavers primarily employ bright pastel colors like lemon yellow, mint green, light pink, powder blue, red, and orange because this transparent, breathable fabric is ideal for summer.

The cloth is frequently hand-block printed, appliqued, or embroidered with charming floral motifs known as bhuti. Several innovations—such as landscape designs and sparkling embellishments—have been made through various design and pattern attempts throughout the years. Even well-known Indian designers have used this cloth for various celebrity looks. You can seem effortlessly beautiful by wearing a sheer fabric with a modern, chic mood and a hint of vintage.

Chokdi-checks, Keri-mango, Ginni-coin, Phool Patti-flowers with petals and leaves, Shakarpara-sweet, Paan-leaf, and geometrical motifs are some of the often-used motifs.

Differentiate Between Original and Duplicate Kota Sarees

You can feel the cloth's softness, open texture, and lightweight. Silk and cotton are mixed into the Kota doria zari saree fabric's fundamental texture to give it a transparent impression from the silk yarn and a striped effect from the cotton yarn.

Buy Gorgeous Kota Zari Doria Sarees Online

A variety of Kota doria zari sarees are available online in a splendid variety of colors, like pista green, canary yellow, scarlet red, sapphire blue, emerald green, maroon red, etc. Adorn these Kota sarees with traditional Rajasthani sarees to completely inculcate the Rajasthani traditions into your look.

FAQs

What is the difference between kota sarees and kota silk sarees?

Kota sarees are made up with the unique blend of cotton and silk weaved in the square pattern. While Kota Silk sarees are made up of pure silk fabric. Kota silk sarees have the fine texture, lightweight and airy look. So the major difference between the two is their fabric. You must check it before getting these sarees.

What is the history of kota sarees?

Kota sarees are originated from Mysore between 17th and 18th century. The Rao Kishan sight, the general of Mughal army during Shah Jahan reign, bought weavers or craftsmen to kota. When the craft of kota and Mysore was merged, it invented ‘kota-masuria’ sarees. This is famously known as kota saree itself and looks fashionable on every women.

What is traditional pit loom weaving?

Traditional Pit Loom weaving is a type of loom fit in a pit where the fabrics are produced with the use of pedals. It is stronger than handloom and can be done without using latex. It got that name because it has the pit below the loom, which is further used for shedding. There is a gap between both layers which is called as a shed. The shed is produced with the help of a harness. Even the warps are maintained in the tension between two levers. Later on, wefts are inserted inside the shed. Wrap threads are divided into two layers for the passage of shuttle. In total, it is considered as better weaving as it absorbs the tension and breathability.

How to keep kota saree as good as new?

Some easy ways to keep your Kota saree as good as new:

Never fold your Kota saree directly after wearing it. Wash it with cold water and mild detergent. Also, dry cleaning can be a better option.
It’s better to hang them on hangers as it will keep it wrinkle-free.
Storing it in the cool dark place and the plastic bag will maintain its colour.

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