Bespoke Pichwai-Inspired Pure Zari Kota Saree with Vrindavan Nandi Motifs

Fabric: Pure Zari Kota
Color: Rust
Motifs: Nandi—sacred temple bulls, flanked by stylized kadamba trees, lotus ponds, and Vrindavan palms
Care: Dry Clean Only

Pichwai is a traditional Indian art form originating from Nathdwara, Rajasthan, known for its intricate paintings depicting tales of Lord Krishna, especially in his form as Shrinathji. These artworks are rich in detail, often painted on cloth using natural colors, and serve both devotional and decorative purposes.

This fabric is traditionally woven in Kaithoon, a town near Kota in Rajasthan, where artisans have preserved the fine art of Kota weaving. The cluster is known for its handloom expertise and for producing high-quality Kota Doria with real zari, combining heritage with craftsmanship.

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