Kota Doria or Masuria is a gossamer fabric, soft to touch and light to wear. It is recognized by it’s graph like geometric pattern called “khats”. The term “Doria” translates to mean “thread” in English and aptly so. The lightweight, sheer fabric is achieved by fusing different beatings of cotton and silk yarns or cotton and cotton yarns. Each tiny square that makes the fabric comprises a total of 14 yarns. Out of these 14, 8 are of cotton, and 6 are of silk. This imparts unparalleled softness and strength from the cotton. And, the silk infuses the characteristic sheen and floaty sheerness to Kota Doria fabric. The beauty of the Kota Doria saree is that it is an extremely fine weave - the differential beating of the cotton used for handloom sarees renders the fabric a soft and very delicate almost powdery feel.

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