Craft & Story

Tie-dye sarees are sarees that have been treated using the tie-dye technique, where sections of the fabric are bound or tied tightly with thread before being dyed. This creates unique patterns and color variations on the fabric, resulting in a vibrant and eye-catching look. Tie-dye sarees are popular for their bohemian and artistic appeal, often worn for casual or festive occasions. They come in a variety of styles, from subtle and understated to bold and colorful designs. Kota Doria cotton fabric is a lightweight, sheer textile originating from Kota, Rajasthan, India. It is woven on traditional pit looms using a blend of cotton and silk yarns, known for its airy texture, fine checkered patterns, and delicate drape, making it ideal for warm weather clothing like sarees and scarves.