Kota Doria - Weaving India through
International Brocade
Volume 2 - Issue 2
Ashok Athalye* and Punashi Bhatia
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- Department of Colours Business, Valsad, India
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Ashok Athalye, Department of Colours Business, Valsad, India
Received: April 26, 2018; Published:May 02, 2018
DOI: 10.32474/LTTFD.2018.02.000131
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Abstract
Kota Doria is a hand woven fabric known for its special weaving style. The light weight and airy structure improves its wearing
comfort in tropical weather while the suppleness and transparency makes it graceful and fashionable. It is made up of cotton and
silk yarn of varying thickness and differing combinations in warp and weft to produce a square check patterns. The silk imparts
desired gloss, while cotton provides strength to the fabric.
Keywords: Kota Doria; Cotton; Silk; Jari; Khat
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