Burnt Orange Cotton Kota Doria Saree, Jaal | Naazneen
A warm burnt orange with an all-over jaal of sprigs.
Direct from master artisan Haq Nawaz, Kota β the jaal worked in his unit.
Small floral sprigs scatter in an all-over jaal across a warm burnt-orange Kota Doria cotton.
Why this piece
Light and semi-sheer β the open cotton weave stays cool and near-weightless; wear it over a petticoat with a fitted blouse for full cover.
All-over jaal β small floral sprigs repeat as a fine net across the body, with a narrow gold-touched band at the edge.
Festive, feather-light β looks festive, feels light β made for long family functions.
The pattern
Small floral sprigs repeat as an all-over jaal across the warm burnt-orange body, sparse and even, with a narrow solid band and a gold note at the edge. The jaal gives it an all-over texture without weight.
The fabric
Kota Doria is a cotton khat weave of tiny square checks you can see against the light. It is semi-sheer by nature, which keeps it light for festive days in the heat.
The details
Fabric: Cotton Kota Doria, open khat (square-check) weave
Blouse piece: Running blouse piece, same Kota Doria
Border: Narrow solid band, gold note
Feel: Lightweight, semi-sheer, breathable
Care: Gentle handwash, dry in shade
Collection: Naazneen
Each jaal is worked even across the full length, from the same Kota unit.
| Fabric / Material | Kota Doria |
| Craft / Technique | Embroidery |
| Colour | Brown |
| Origin / Cluster | Kota |
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Learn More
What is jaal embroidery?
Jaal means net. Here, small floral sprigs repeat evenly across the whole burnt-orange body like a fine net, rather than sitting as placed motifs or a single border. It gives the saree an all-over texture without adding weight.
What finishes the edge?
A narrow solid band with a gold note runs along the edge. It is a small touch of shine that lifts the warm burnt orange for festive wear and temple visits, while the jaal does the rest of the work across the body.
Where can I wear it?
It is made for festive days and long family functions, where it looks dressed but stays feather-light. It also suits temple visits and pujas; pair it with a fitted blouse and simple gold jewellery so the small floral jaal stays the focus.
What petticoat should I wear?
Kota Doria is semi-sheer, so wear a rust or skin-tone petticoat with a fitted blouse. A matched petticoat keeps the burnt orange looking even under the open weave, where a white one would show through.
Does it come with a blouse?
Yes, a running blouse piece in the same Kota Doria is included, which you can have tailored to size. Hand wash gently in cold water and dry in the shade; the embroidery holds best with gentle care.
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