Saree - 6.20 Mtrs | Kotta kattam Sarees for Women/ Traditional Wear/ Random Colours Rectangle Shape Gold Minakari Tray • Find out how an

•  Find out how an alternate telling of the Mahabharata talked about not Krishna but a different set of saviours who came to Draupadi's rescue when she was humiliated by Dushasana in the Kauravas Court

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• Discover the spiritual power of the sacred Rudraksha beads with this exquisite original Rudraksha mala

the temple's Neyvethiyam (food offering) is always prepared without salt

Saree - 6.20 Mtrs | Kotta kattam Sarees for Women/ Traditional Wear/ Random Colours Rectangle Shape Gold Minakari Tray • Find out how anAbout Kota: In the past, Kota was known for weaving doria (stripe) fabrics in narrow widths for turbans. Maharaj Kishore Singh (16841695), the great patron of crafts, brought some weavers from Mysore to Kota. Around 250 years ago, these weavers introduced silk yarn to the Doria weaving technique, which is still used today in Kota and the surrounding areas. The ""Kota Doria saree,"" also known as the ""Kota Masuria saree,"" has become synonymous with