Ochre And Magenta Handwoven Pure Zari Kota Doria Saree - TSH126

A sublime orchestration of lightness, texture, and craft, this Pure Zari Kota Doria saree evokes the grace of a spring meadow touched by morning light. Woven with painstaking finesse, the body is adorned with a delicate floral jaal—sunflowers, cosmos, and asters—rendered in soft pastels and framed by intricately detailed foliage. Every motif is brought to life using the traditional khat weave, where fine cotton and silk threads are strengthened with zari, creating an airy yet structured drape.

The borders, in a muted ochre tone, are punctuated by minimalist reed-like butis, ending in a fine magenta selvedge that lends a whisper of contrast. The pallu, in contrast, unfolds in a bold, contemporary chevron pattern in pure gold and silver zari, marrying the timeless with the modern.

Weightless yet opulent, this saree is perfect for discerning patrons of heritage craft—graceful enough for a morning wedding, elegant enough for an art gala.

Fabric: Pure Zari Kota Doria
Color: Ochre And Magenta
Motifs: Sunflowers, Cosmos And Asters
Occasion: Morning Wedding
Care: Dry Clean Only

Zari Kota sarees are woven in the town of Kota, Rajasthan, using a unique blend of cotton or silk and shimmering zari threads. Renowned for their lightness and translucent texture, these sarees are crafted on traditional pit looms with a distinctive square “khat” pattern. The addition of zari lends a subtle sheen and opulent touch, making each saree both airy and luxurious. Skilled artisans carefully interlace the fine threads, preserving a heritage craft that is both timeless and elegant

This textile is traditionally woven in Kaithoon, near Kota in Rajasthan, where skilled artisans use handlooms to craft each piece. The region is renowned for preserving the delicate art of Kota Doria weaving, blending elegance with heritage.

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