Banarasi Kora Silk Ektara Meenakari Handwoven Saree in Gold Beige embroidered kaftan You can drape it traditionally

You can drape it traditionally for a classic look or experiment with modern draping styles to create a unique statement

Kota Doria  is the name of a light woven fabric made of tiny woven squares (khat) which is still handwoven on traditional pit looms in Kaithoon near Kota in Rajasthan and in some of the surrounding villages

Color – Indigo

each dupatta carries with it centuries of artistry and tradition

exuding grace and sophistication

Banarasi Kora Silk Ektara Meenakari Handwoven Saree in Gold Beige embroidered kaftan You can drape it traditionallyA gold beige kora silk saree handwoven in Varanasi in the Ektara weave, the body covered in an all over floral jaal an ogee lattice of vines and blooms in gold zari, with small multicolour meena touches lighting the flower centres in rani, orange, lilac and green. The pallu opens into a broad gold zari jaal panel with fine pink stripe lines, finished with a zigzag border. Kora silk has a crisp, sheer hand and a soft natural sheen that carries zari