Cotton Kota Saree

Light as air and rich in tradition, the Cotton Kota Saree (also known as Kota Doria) is a masterpiece of delicate craftsmanship. Woven in the small town of Kota in Rajasthan, India, these sarees are known for their unique checkered weave pattern, called khats, that gives them a translucent, airy texture — making them perfect for warm climates.

The saree in this image features earthy brown and beige tones, blending simplicity with timeless sophistication. Its fine cotton weave ensures comfort, while the traditional motifs and striped pallu reflect the authenticity of Rajasthani artistry.

Historically, Kota Doria sarees were woven in Kaithoon village near Kota and patronized by the royal families of Rajasthan. The weaving technique is believed to have originated from weavers who migrated from Mysore centuries ago, merging South Indian precision with Rajasthani aesthetics.

Today, the Cotton Kota saree stands as a symbol of grace, comfort, and understated elegance, cherished by women who appreciate both heritage and modern versatility.

Approximate weight: 300–400 grams
Material: Pure Cotton (handwoven)
Origin: Kota, Rajasthan, India