Pitta Handwork Pure Silk Kota Doria Saree Peach

How does the peach look with the pitta border?

The peach is a soft, warm pastel, and the pitta border along the edges shows in a mix of silver and gold tones against it. The body is otherwise plain and sheer, so the border frames the drape delicately.

What blouse would suit peach?

The attached blouse piece lets you have it tailored as you like. A gold or champagne blouse picks up the gold edge and makes it more festive for a sangeet or roka, while ivory keeps it soft and light for a daytime function.

What is Kota Doria silk?

A lightweight, sheer fabric from Kota, Rajasthan, woven from cotton and silk yarns on traditional pit looms. Its fine square checks, called khats, give it an airy texture and a delicate drape.

Is the pitta raised or flat?

Flat. Pitta, or dabke ka kaam, presses the sequins and embroidery threads flat, so the work lies smooth on the fabric, though it still needs gentle handling. Here it forms a silver beaded vine band beside the thin gold edge, adding a soft sparkle along the border.

Is the blouse included in the length?

Yes. The saree measures 6.3 to 6.4 metres including the attached blouse piece, which your tailor cuts from the end. The blouse fabric is unstitched, so you can choose the neckline and sleeves, and lining it is a good idea with sheer Kota.

How should I store it?

Dry clean only. Store it in a separate bag in a dry place, change the folds regularly, and air it in non-humid weather. Fold it with the pitta border lying flat rather than crushed.