Kota Banarasi

A Banarasi Kota Silk Saree is a stunning fusion of two distinct Indian weaving traditions: the lightweight, airy weave of Kota from Rajasthan and the opulent, royal gold threadwork (Zari) of Banaras (Varanasi).
This blend creates a garment that is simultaneously regal and incredibly comfortable to wear, making it a favorite for daytime weddings, festivals, and formal summer events.
The Texture (Khats): The defining base of the saree is its unique square-checkered pattern, woven directly into the fabric. These tiny squares are called khats.
The Fabric Blend: It uses a fine blend of pure silk and cotton threads. The silk provides a subtle, sophisticated sheen and durability, while the cotton ensures it remains highly breathable, translucent, and light as air.
The Banarasi Touch: What elevates a standard Kota saree into a "Banarasi Kota" is the addition of rich brocade work. Master weavers from Banaras embellish the translucent fabric with exquisite gold or silver zari motifs (butis) across the body, paired with an ornate, thickly woven zari border and pallu (the decorative end of the saree).

📋 Product Specifications & Care
Fabric: Premium Silk-Cotton Blend (Kota base)
Craftsmanship: Handloom/Powerloom Banarasi Zari Brocade Work (Note: Update based on your actual stock)
Saree Length: 5.5 Meters
Blouse Piece: Includes an unstitched matching blouse piece (80 cm)
Occasion: Festive wear, Day Weddings, Rituals, and Formal Celebrations
Care Instructions: Dry clean only. Store in a cool, dry place wrapped in a breathable muslin or cotton cloth to preserve the metallic sheen of the zari.

Photography & Color Declaration

Please Note: We strive to showcase our products as accurately as possible. However, due to digital photography lighting sources, cinematic studio flashes, or your individual monitor/screen brightness and color settings, the exact shade of the saree may vary slightly in person. The intricate metallic zari threads reflect light differently depending on your surroundings, adding to the unique charm of the fabric.