

Pandora "Work and Days" Kota Doria Dress -Green With Beige and White Splatter
CRAFT HERITAGE
Kota Doria takes it's name from a small town of Rajasthan in India, called Kota, where this specific style of weaving has been practised for generations. Doria itself means thread. The small squares on the fabric, is the most significant and unique feature of Kota Doria weaving.
This kind of fabric is traditionally block-printed in Rajasthan itself, but taking a departure from what is the norm, Santosh Kumar Dhanopia, fifth-generation, Indian award winning, master block printer developed this scatter print using non-toxic beige and white dye for Ayesha.
DESCRIPTION
- An easy flowing, A-line cotton dress with small squares
- Features a halter neck, a slit at the back
- An handmade ombre bead necklace is included.
- Comes with pockets.
100% Handloom cotton. Hand wash cold with similar colours. Do not bleach. Do not soak. Do not wring. Dry in shade in reverse. Iron on reverse.
SIZE & FIT [Available in Medium]