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1. Rajasthani wear Welcome to Rajasthani wear rajasthaniwears.com

2. About rajasthani • There are different clothes in different colors.The attire worn by women of Rajasthan is available in assorted varieties. The women are mainly found in costumes such as ghagra, lehenga, kunchuki, kanchli, choli, sari, and odhni. • The females belonging to the affluent society can be found in dupattas and patkas. The footwear that these females wear constitutes jutees and chappals. One can even find attractive and designer footwear like the sandals which are decorated with stars and golden threads. • Such sandals are very general amid the high profile women. The attires for Rajasthani women are very much similar to the culture and religion itself which are as colorful as the atmosphere here. • The seasons, emotions, moods as well as status of people are displayed by the costumes of females of Rajasthan. The splendor and color of this state are much reflected in the ornament and dress of the people living here. • Since last many years, the attire of the Rajasthani Women has displayed a particular pattern of getting dressed and this is something which is very unique to this state. • Most commonly worn by the Rajasthani women has a blend of upper garment which comprises of kurti, kanchali and puthia, while the lower garment comprises of skirt or ghaghra along with a veil which is draped around the skirt from lower side to upper part of human body. • A number of additions and variations are there which ensemble in different communities, however depending on the social position of the wearer. rajasthaniwears.com

3. Clothing of Rajasthan is really outstanding and lively, showing the spirit of the inhabitants, their religion and culture. This is simply exceptional to see how they wear unique and fabulous dresses. • Both men and women put on colorful and beautifully designed costumes to show the great ambiance of this northwestern state of India. Women of Rajasthan wear a long skirt called Ghaghra, Choli or Kurti (blouses and tops) with an Odhini. • The Ghaghra reaches above the ankle that has a narrow waist increasing the flared and width to the base. Ghaghra is commonly unfolded from the lower end such as usual skirts. The pleats and width are the symbol of health of females. • Ghaghras can be found in diverse styles and colors. They are very famous among women in Rajasthan, mostly made of cotton, colored and designed with Laharia, Chunari and Mothra prints. The regional style and taste can be seen in Royal dresses of Rajasthan. • The luxurious and rich costumes were designed beautifully by the special people during ancient times. In order to take care of the dresses of king and queen, there were two specific sections, namely Kapaddwadra and Toshakhanand. • Rajput kings loved to wear high-class dresses. Hence they were colorful and designer clothing. Rich materials were used to design royal cloths from Gujarat and Varanasi, and woven and embroidered Kashmiri shawls were preferred by Royal men and women. rajasthaniwears.com

4. Saree In Rajasthan • Saree In rajasthan there are many different types of saree. The rajasthni saree is in rajasthan this is in trand. The womans are like to wear this type of sarees. Many type of different sarees are here like Silk Saree, Silk Saree, Bandhej Saree, Bhagalpuri Saree, Kanchipuram silk Saree, Kota Saree, Leheriya Saree, Cotton sari, chiffon saree, magic saree, gota patti saree. kota doria saree • Kota Saree:- Kota Doria is woven on a traditional pit loom in such a fashion that it produces square checks pattern on the fabric. The delicately wrought checks are locally known as khats. • They smear onion juice and rice paste with a lot of care into the yarn making the yarn so strong that no additional finishing is needed. The kota doria saree made at Kota, Rajasthan. rajasthaniwears.com

5. Bandhej Saree:- Bandhej Saree which is also known as "Bandhani Saree" is specially found in Rajasthan .The fine variety of this type of saree is created in Mandavi, Bhuj, Kutch, Jamnagar, Porbandar, Rajkot, Udaipur, Jaipur, Ajmer, Bikaner etc. The Bandhani work has been exclusively carried out by the Khatri community of Kutchh and Saurashtra. • A meter length of cloth can have thousands of tiny knots known as 'Bheendi' in the local language ('Gujarati'). These knots form a design once opened after dyeing in bright colours. Traditionally, the final products can be classified into 'khombhi', 'GharChola', 'Chandrakhani', 'Shikari', 'Chowkidaar', 'Ambadaal' and other categories. Bandhej Saree • Leheriya Saree:- Leheria dyeing is done on thin cotton or silk cloth, usually in lengths appropriate for turbans or saris. According to World Textiles: A Visual Guide to Traditional Techniques, the fabric is "rolled diagonally from one corner to the opposite selvedge, and then tied at the required intervals and dyed". • Wave patterns result from fanlike folds made before dyeing. Traditional leheria employs natural dyes and multiple washes and uses indigo or alizarin during the final stage of preparation. rajasthaniwears.com Leheriya Saree

6. Silk Saree:- Kota silk sarees are one of the many types of sarees made in Kota, Rajasthan that are made in pure silk and have square like patterns known as khats on them. Handloom kota silk sarees were originally called Masuria because they were woven using Mysore silk in Mysore. Kota silk saris were primarily patronized by Maharao Bhim Singh, who summoned the weavers from Mysore to Kota, between 1707 and 1720. • The art of using open khat patterns on fabric was so intriguing that the entire Kota silk sarees collection was highly appreciated by the elite. Even today, the latest Kota silk sarees exhibit traditional ways of setting patterns, making graphs, dyeing and yarn setting with of course greater efficiency and higher precision. • Kota silk sarees online on Shatika come in a range of myriad colors that are in scribed in striking gold and silver and contrast thread motifs. Their very fine weave and light weight make them an ideal summer wear. Silk Saree • Cotton sari:- This ethnic saree is made of pure cotton fabric. The main attraction is floral print all over the saree. This saree is embellished with intricate floral design. The beauty of this saree is checkered design layout which is specialty of Kota Doria. The saree comes with the matching blouse. Saree length -5.5 meter, Blouse length-80 cm. rajasthaniwears.com Cotton sari

7. Gota patti saree:-Gota Patti or Gota work is a type of Indian embroidery that originated in Rajasthan, India. The dresses with gota work are used for special occasions or religious occasions. • Gota is crafted using appliqué technique with a strip of gold or silver or various other coloured ribbons of different widths woven in a satin or twill weave. It involves placing woven gold cloth onto fabrics such as georgette or bandhini to create different surface textures. Gota patti saree • Chiffon saree:- Rajasthani Multi-color Pure Cotton Saree with Zari border: This traditional is a blend of multi-colours on pure cotton Kota Doria fabric. The multi-colour designer pattern with white circular prints that gives the saree a traditional Rajasthani touch. • This pretty saree is adorned with zari white floral work all over and on border. The beauty of this saree is checkered design layout which is specialty of Kota Doria. The saree comes with a matching blouse. A simple and elegant attire for all occasions. • The 'Doria' means thread work from cotton yarn in a combination of warp and weft with an exclusive check pattern in the weave itself, which is known as 'khat'. The khats are present in the basic fabric itself, and are crafted in a very skillful way that the fabric looks transparent. These Sarees are very delicate, lightweight and porous. Chiffon saree rajasthaniwears.com

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