Monsoon Kota Dupatta

Kota doria is built from a grid — alternating cotton and silk threads in both directions create tiny square windows the weavers call khats. Traditionally the yarn is dressed with onion juice and rice paste before weaving, which stiffens it just enough to hold the grid open. The result weighs almost nothing and is transparent enough to need lining, but it holds a hem crisply. Kaithoon, outside Kota, is where nearly all of it is still made, mostly by women weaving at home.

Hand wash cold, no wringing. The khat structure relaxes if twisted. Dry flat in shade.

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