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Dupattas & Shawls for Women – Kota, Cotton, Organza & Silk
Over 300 dupattas to finish a kurta, suit or plain saree: hand-block printed and embroidered Kota Doria dupattas (the lightest and most-bought), Ajrakh and Baagh-border cotton, tasseled organza and Floral Chintz, digital-print modal silk, georgette and net, plus pure-wool and semi-pashmina shawls for winter. Prices run from ₹339 to about ₹1,500, most Kota and cotton dupattas between ₹450 and ₹800.
Dupatta types in this collection
- Kota Doria dupattas – sheer checked cotton in off-white, beige, peach, yellow, sky and powder blue, light green and pink; plain, hand-block buti printed, embroidered or tasseled, ₹459–1,461.
- Ajrakh and block-printed cotton dupattas – black, brown and multicolour Ajrakh; red and brown block prints; solid cotton with Baagh print borders, ₹379–1,079.
- Organza and Floral Chintz dupattas – Airi mustard organza and Amala chintz with tassels, ₹599–1,519, for festive and wedding wear.
- Modal silk, georgette and net dupattas – red, blue and yellow digital-print modal silk, pink and peach georgette (plain or embroidered), cream net.
- Shawls – clamp-dyed pure wool shawls in white-and-red, white-and-coral and black-and-red, and zardozi-embroidered semi-pashmina shawls.
How to choose a dupatta
With a printed kurta: a plain or lightly embroidered Kota dupatta in a colour lifted from the print. With a plain kurta or suit: an Ajrakh, block-print or chintz dupatta carries the pattern. For festive wear: organza or modal silk with tassels. Weight: Kota and organza are sheer and drape light; cotton and modal silk have more body. Length and width are listed under Specifications on each product page.
Pair with
Cotton kurtas and 2-piece kurta sets (many 3-piece sets already include a matching Kota dupatta), solid cotton dresses, and readymade blouses with a plain saree. Kota dupattas match the Kota Doria apparel range.
Care
Cotton and Kota: cold gentle hand wash, dry in shade, iron on low. Organza, modal silk, georgette and net: dry clean or cold hand wash; do not wring. Wool and pashmina shawls: dry clean. Block prints soften slightly after the first wash.
FAQs about dupattas
What is a Kota Doria dupatta?
A very light, sheer dupatta woven in Kota, Rajasthan, with a fine checked (khat) texture in cotton or cotton-silk. It is the standard dupatta for summer kurtas and suits.
Which dupatta goes with a plain cotton kurta?
An Ajrakh, hand-block or Baagh-border cotton dupatta – the print does the work. For a plain white or off-white kurta, almost any printed dupatta in this collection works.
Can a dupatta be worn with a saree?
Not usually, but plain Kota and cotton dupattas are often bought as a second drape or to make a matching blouse.
Do you sell dupattas in sets?
Yes – the 3-piece kurta sets include a matching dupatta; this collection is dupattas and shawls sold on their own.
Can I return a dupatta?
Yes, unused with tags within the return window; see the returns policy.