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Naazneen — Jaal Kota Doria Sarees

Cotton Kota Doria sarees with all-over jaal embroidery — a dense, tonal lattice worked edge to edge — on the light, semi-sheer Kota Doria weave, handcrafted and maker-direct from Kota.

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Pale Pink Cotton Kota Doria Saree, Jaal | Naazneen
Regular priceRs. 17,099.00Rs. 14,599.00
    Rose Pink Cotton Kota Doria Saree, Jaal | Naazneen
    Regular priceRs. 17,099.00Rs. 14,599.00
      Off-White Cotton Kota Doria Saree, Jaal | Naazneen
      Regular priceRs. 17,099.00Rs. 14,599.00
        Turquoise Cotton Kota Doria Saree, Jaal | Naazneen
        Regular priceRs. 17,099.00Rs. 14,599.00
          Yellow Cotton Kota Doria Saree, Jaal | Naazneen
          Regular priceRs. 17,099.00Rs. 14,599.00
            Beige Cotton Kota Doria Saree, Dense Jaal | Naazneen
            Regular priceRs. 17,099.00Rs. 14,599.00
              Burnt Orange Cotton Kota Doria Saree, Jaal | Naazneen
              Regular priceRs. 17,099.00Rs. 14,599.00

                About all-over jaal embroidery Kota Doria sarees

                Naazneen is our all-over embroidered Kota Doria edit — cotton sarees where the needlework runs edge to edge as a dense, repeating lattice (called jaal, or net) of sprigs and vines, rather than sitting in a border or a single placed motif. The jaal is mostly tonal, worked close to the base colour, so it reads as texture more than contrast. Every saree sits on the same open, semi-sheer Kota Doria weave, handcrafted and maker-direct from our Kota weaving unit.

                What's in this collection

                • All-over embroidery (jaal), tonal and edge to edge
                • Grounds: burnt orange, beige, rose pink, turquoise, off-white, yellow, pale pink
                • Dense, all-over coverage takes more embroidery per saree than a bordered or placed-motif design — priced accordingly

                Styling & care

                Because the embroidery covers the full drape, these sarees don't need a heavily worked blouse or border to look finished — a plain or tonal blouse keeps the focus on the needlework. Hand wash cold and dry in shade; iron on a low setting on the reverse.

                Frequently asked questions

                What is a jaal pattern?
                Jaal means net or lattice — a dense, repeating embroidery of sprigs and vines that covers the saree edge to edge, instead of sitting in a border or a placed motif.
                Is Kota Doria a cotton saree?
                Yes — traditionally a cotton khat weave, the same open, semi-sheer base used across this collection, finished here with the all-over jaal.
                Is the embroidery the same colour as the saree?
                Mostly yes — the jaal in this collection is tonal, worked close to the base colour, so it reads as texture rather than contrast.
                What colours does this all-over embroidered Kota Doria saree come in?
                Burnt orange, beige, rose pink, turquoise, off-white, yellow, and pale pink.
                Why is this collection priced higher than some other Kota Doria sarees?
                The all-over jaal takes more embroidery per saree than a bordered or placed motif, which is reflected in the price.
                Are these sarees handmade?
                Each piece is handcrafted and sourced maker-direct from our Kota weaving unit in Rajasthan.
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