Noor Kota Silk Indigo Blue Weaving Border Saree

What is the border on the Noor saree like?

The border is woven into the saree on the handloom, not stitched on, with gold floral motifs running along both edges. Because it is part of the fabric itself, it frames the plain body neatly and keeps its shape well through draping and wear.

What happens at the pallu?

The pallu switches to wide gold stripes and finishes in tassels. Against the dark base the gold reads bright and clean, so even a simple drape with an open pallu looks complete without extra jewellery or embellishment.

Where can I wear the Noor?

Noor is an easy pick for the office, light enough for a full working day and smart enough for meetings. It also travels well on summer trips, sits right at a temple visit or puja, and the gold border carries it into festive family gatherings.

Can I wash it at home?

Yes. Hand wash it gently with a mild detergent and wash it separately from other clothes. Do not wring the zari border; press out the water in a towel and dry it in the shade, away from direct sun, to keep the indigo and gold looking their best.

Is the blouse included?

Yes. A matching running blouse is attached at the end of the saree, and the total length, blouse included, is 6.3 to 6.4 metres. Cut the blouse portion away before you drape it and have it stitched to your fit.

How does it feel to wear in hot weather?

Kota is woven from a blend of silk and cotton yarns into an open, airy check, so air moves through it easily. That makes the Noor comfortable on warm days and long journeys, and Kota is also known for its durability, so it suits regular wear.