Embroidered Ethereal Kota Doria White Suit (Top+Dupatta)

What is the yoke like on the Ethereal?

It is a boxed, rectangular patch at the neckline, filled with pink flowers and tiny green leaf sprigs. The rest of the cream top stays light, so the framed panel gives it a neat, structured, traditional look against the sheer Kota Doria.

Does the dupatta have any detailing?

Yes. The dupatta is a pale yellow with a gold edge and small tassels, light and sheer, so it keeps the attention on the framed neck patch. The soft yellow against the cream top adds a gentle touch of colour to the set.

What exactly do I get in the set?

Two unstitched pieces: embroidered Kota Doria top fabric of about 2.4 to 2.5 metres, roughly 43 to 45 inches wide, and a dupatta of about 2.3 to 2.4 metres. There is no bottom fabric, so plan a salwar, palazzo or churidar from your own wardrobe or buy one separately.

Is the fabric see-through? Will I need a lining?

Kota Doria is a sheer, airy weave, so most people line the kurta. Lining fabric is not included, so buy about the same length of soft cotton or mul in a matching or skin-toned shade. A lining keeps the top opaque and comfortable for office wear.

What is Kota Doria?

Kota Doria is a lightweight, sheer textile from Kota, Rajasthan, woven on traditional pit looms with a blend of cotton and silk yarns. It is known for its airy texture, fine checkered pattern and delicate drape, which makes it ideal for warm weather.

Where is it made?

It is handcrafted at the Indiehaat unit in Kota, Rajasthan, under master artisan Haq Nawaz. Kota is where Kota Doria originates, so the cloth and the embroidery come from the same town. Small variations between pieces are part of that handwork.