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Rangmaati Kota Doria Hand Block Print Festive Saree

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Beats the afternoon heat while still looking work-ready

Handblock Printed at Indiehaat Unit in Kota, Master Artisan: Haq Nawaz

Blouse Piece Included Hand Block Printed Lightweight Kota Doria
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Rangmaati Kota Doria Hand Block Print Saree celebrates the beauty of traditional Indian block printing through a refined combination of floral and geometric motifs. Crafted in lightweight Kota Doria, the saree features a striking contrasting border decorated with traditional geometric and floral patterns, while the pallu brings the design together with detailed stripes, circular sunburst motifs, and distinct block-printed florals. The multicolour palette gives the saree a vibrant yet balanced character, while the clean finishing keeps the overall look graceful and easy to style. The airy texture and lightweight drape of Kota Doria make it a comfortable choice for everyday elegance, festive gatherings, cultural occasions, and daytime celebrations. Handcrafted by artisan Adil from Kota, Rajasthan, the saree reflects the charm of traditional textile artistry with a contemporary, wearable finish. Complete with an 0.80-meter blouse piece, Rangmaati is a versatile handcrafted saree that brings together heritage-inspired patterns, skilled block printing, and effortless elegance.

Why This Piece
βœ” Traditional floral and geometric block-printed motifs
βœ” Striking contrasting border and detailed striped pallu
βœ” Lightweight and airy Kota Doria fabric
βœ” Multicolour design with a clean, minimal finish
βœ” Includes an 0.80-meter blouse piece

The Colourway
The multicolour palette brings together contrasting shades across the floral and geometric block-printed motifs. The bold border and detailed pallu create visual definition while allowing the traditional patterns to remain the focus of the design.

The Craft: Hand Block Printing
Hand block printing is a traditional textile technique in which carved wooden blocks are carefully stamped onto the fabric to create repeated motifs and patterns. On Rangmaati, floral, geometric, circular, and sunburst-inspired designs come together across the body, border, and pallu to create a distinctive handcrafted character.

Design & Drape
The lightweight Kota Doria fabric gives the saree an airy feel and graceful drape. Its patterned border provides a defined frame, while the striped pallu creates a strong visual finish with contrasting floral and geometric motifs. The clean finishing keeps the saree versatile enough for both understated and festive styling.

Product Specifications
Fabric: Kota Doria
Work: Hand Block Print
Pattern: Floral and Geometric Motifs
Colour: Multicolor
Saree Length: 5.5–5.6 Meter Approx.
Blouse Piece: 0.80 Meter Included
Package Contains: 1 Saree with Blouse Piece
Finishing: Clean, Minimal Finishing
Collection: Rangmaati
Artisan: Adil
Craft Cluster: Kota, Rajasthan
Country of Origin: India

Care and Storage
Gentle hand wash separately using mild detergent and cold water. Dry in shade and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Iron on low to medium heat from the reverse side. Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals to preserve the block-printed motifs and fabric.

Authenticity Note
Every hand block printed saree is individually crafted by artisans. Slight variations in motif placement, print intensity, colour and texture are natural characteristics of handmade printing and make each piece unique.

Specifications +
Fabric / MaterialKota Doria
Craft / TechniqueHand Block Print
ColourMulticolor
Origin / ClusterKota
Craft & Story +
**The Story of Kota Doria**
Kota Doria is known for its lightweight texture, airy weave, and distinctive check-like structure. Its comfortable drape makes it especially suited to warm-weather dressing, while its delicate surface provides an elegant canvas for traditional hand printing.

**The Heritage of Hand Block Printing**
Hand block printing preserves a centuries-old Indian textile tradition in which artisans use carved blocks to build intricate patterns one impression at a time. Each placement requires careful alignment and skilled handling, giving every handcrafted textile its individual character.

**The Beauty of Floral & Geometric Motifs**
Rangmaati brings together traditional floral motifs, geometric patterns, circular sunburst forms, and striped elements. The contrasting border and detailed pallu create a strong visual frame while maintaining a clean, minimal finish.
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What is special about the pallu on the Rangmaati Festive saree?

The pallu turns to a dark brown ground banded in green and red, a strong change from the lighter body. It gives the saree a deep, rich end that shows off well when draped over the shoulder.

How does the body look?

Olive-green leafy vines run across a beige ground in a trellis. It is a fresh, natural print, and the narrow red-brown border keeps the edge neat and links it to the pallu.

Is it suited to office wear and functions?

Office wear is its first role; the olive vine print is easy and composed for work. The dark, banded pallu also makes it a good choice for a mehndi, and it works as an everyday saree or for summer travel.

How sheer is the fabric?

Kota Doria is airy and sheer, with an open weave. A beige petticoat keeps the light body clean and the olive vines clear. Darker colours underneath will show through the body, especially at the pleats where the fabric sits in layers.

Why are there small irregularities in the print?

The pattern is built one block impression at a time by hand, with each placement aligned carefully by eye. Small shifts in alignment or colour depth are part of the craft, and each piece will vary slightly.

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