8 Interesting facts about the Kota Doria Saree

Initially, Kota Doria was known for its sarees, but now there is a wide collection of dupattas, salwar, kurtas, and lehengas available in this fabric. 

Apart from several other villages in southern Rajasthan such as Bundi and Baran districts, the Hadoti region's 'Ansari' population is well-known for practicing this craft.

To reinforce the yarn of the cloth, onion and rice water paste are applied to them, which reduces the requirement of any additional finishing technique. 

Doria is a term that roughly translates to "thread."

Because the fabric is woven on authentic and traditional handlooms, the ends of the fabric have irregular edges.

The saree's square pattern makes it light and airy, making the fabric the best fit for a humid climate. 

The kota saree is a source of income for many houses, this has aided many economically damaged families. Even to preserve this magnificent craft, the government of India is encouraging and supporting marketing programs assisting craftsmen in Kota Doria in reaching higher levels.

Consider these as additional tips to long last your kota saree, do not soak the fabric in water for more than five to eight minutes, try giving it a delicate wash with your hands, do not expose it to sunlight, and always prefer giving the fabric for dry cleaning.