Gota Patti Collection
A soft glow, stitched by hand
Gota patti is a Rajasthani craft. Strips of gold or silver ribbon are folded and stitched onto fabric by hand. It catches the light softly rather than glittering hard, which is why it looks so right at a daytime ceremony.
The chiffon sarees with gota patti patches are the easiest place to start. They come in yellow, red, blush pink, mehndi, highlighter and white, each with self fabric blouse. The patches are spaced out, so the chiffon still flows freely. Black, rust and sage green are there if you like deeper colour.
For bigger occasions, our pure silk chiffon ombres carry gota patti jaal, kairi borders and angi jaal. These take hours of handwork, and you can see it in the fine patterns. Gold tissue gota patti sarees with tangerine or purple blouse fabric are another lovely choice.
Yellow and mehndi green are natural picks for a mehndi, and you'll find more in our mehndi sarees. Pair them with kundan or meenakari jewellery and a centre-parted bun. To complete the look, add one of our gota patti blouses.
Good to know
What is gota patti work?
It's a Rajasthani handcraft where gold or silver ribbon is cut, folded and stitched onto fabric to form motifs and borders.
Is gota patti heavy to wear?
It's lighter than zardozi or dense sequin work. On chiffon, the saree stays easy through a long function.
How do I keep the gota shining?
Dry clean only, and store it wrapped in muslin. Moisture can dull metallic gota over time.