Gajji Silk Ajrakh Hand Block Octagon Bird Pakshi Dupatta in Mustard dusty rose Woven with fine zari work

Woven with fine zari work

exist between worlds

a perfect blend of opulence and comfort

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

Meticulously crafted with pure silk

Gajji Silk Ajrakh Hand Block Octagon Bird Pakshi Dupatta in Mustard dusty rose Woven with fine zari workForest green and mustard two colours, no more, and between them a complete world. The body is a geometric octagon grid in deep green, each unit enclosing a bird form rendered in mustard against the green ground, four petal leaf units filling the junctions between. The composition is dense and continuous, covering the ground completely without feeling heavy the restraint of a two colour palette doing the work that other designs leave to embellishment.