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Dhoro | Popati | Kala Cotton | Stole

Rs. 3,150.00

Made once, never replicated - Our artisans create each product only once, never replicating the design.

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Time on the loom: 24 Hours

This beautifully crafted Kala Cotton Stole in a pristine ivory shade is a testament to the enduring beauty of Kutch's weaving traditions. Balancing a serene, minimalist base with rich brown stripes, it offers an understated yet refined take on heritage handloom.

This stole is a testament to the Old World cotton of Kutch. Unlike industrial cotton, Kala Cotton is organic by nature, rain-fed, and resilient, resulting in a fabric that has a distinct, earthy texture that softens beautifully with every wear.

This stole features a luminous ivory body with brown Damroo motifs that exudes elegance and timeless grace. It is designed for those who appreciate artisanal details, showcasing a stunning transition at the hem where soft brown horizontal stripes with Popati and Kungari motifs emerge, interspersed with delicate geometric Chaumukh motifs. The natural texture of the Kala Cotton gives the ivory base a beautiful, subtle depth, while the contrasting striped border creates a striking visual narrative.

Fabric: 100% Organic Kala Cotton

Colour: Ivory with Brown Accents

Technique: Extra-Weft Bhujodi Handloom Weave

Dimensions: Approx. 70 cm x 200 cm (Standard Stole Size)

Embellishments: Hand-knotted tassels in brown and ivory

Feel: Soft, durable, and lightweight. It has a substantial, slightly grainy texture similar to fine khadi, providing excellent breathability and comfort against the skin.

Hand-Weaving: The yarn is woven on traditional pit looms by skilled artisans from the Vankar community in Gujarat.

Bhujodi Weaving: The intricate geometric patterns and the striped borders are characteristic of the famous Bhujodi weaving, where extra-weft techniques are used to create raised motifs.

Artisanal Details: The ends of the stole feature a breathtaking gradient effect, transitioning from pure ivory into progressively deeper brown horizontal stripes of Popati and Kungari motifs, adorned with scattered geometric Chaumukh motifs.

1.Hand wash in cold water using a mild, eco-friendly detergent or baby shampoo.

2.Wash dark colours separately as dyes may bleed slightly in the first few washes.

3.Do not soak.

4.Dry in shade to maintain the vibrancy of the dyes.

5.Warm iron if needed.

Village- Jamathada, District- Kutch, Gujarat (India)

Please note that the actual colour may vary slightly from the photos due to differences in screen settings, lighting conditions, and natural variations in handcrafted, handwoven textiles.

Please note that this fabric is handwoven and handcrafted so there may be subtle variations that authentically reflect the skilled artisanal craftsmanship and individuality of each unique piece.

About The Artisan

Shantibhai Buchiya

Carrying forward his family’s rich weaving legacy, Shantibhai Buchiya stepped into the craft in 2021 to continue a vibrant generational tradition. Driven by a deep passion for the loom, he excels in weaving three-piece suit sets using Kala cotton. Shantibhai loves experimenting with bold and harmonious color combinations, blending natural textures with vibrant hues to give classic heritage fabrics a fresh, contemporary appeal.