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Pure Cotton Long Ghagra Skirt from Jaipur with Gota Border and Lace
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Pure Cotton Long Ghagra Skirt from Jaipur with Gota Border and Lace

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Colour — Multicolor1 available
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Item codeSTO54
MaterialPure Cotton
ColourMulticolor
Dimensions38 in. Length x 34 in. Waist
Care

Machine or hand-wash cold, inside out. Air-dry in shade. Iron on medium heat. Wash with similar colours the first time.

about the piece,

Description

There is a certain ease that only hand-finished cotton knows, and this ghagra from Jaipur carries it in every fold. Crafted from pure cotton in the long, sweeping silhouette of the traditional Rajasthani ghagra, it draws on a craft lineage that has dressed women in the desert cities for centuries. The border is finished with gota, the metallic ribbon-work that Jaipur's artisans have applied to festive garments since the Mughal period, its shimmer deliberate and restrained rather than overwhelming. A delicate lace trim completes the hem, adding a layer of quiet ornamentation that sits comfortably between the ceremonial and the everyday. The fabric breathes generously, making it as suited to a summer puja as to an afternoon in a courtyard or a festival gathering that stretches past dusk. Available in seven considered colours, from the depth of Vivid Blue to the warmth of Chinese Red and the freshness of Lime Punch, each lends the gota border a different character entirely. Pair it with a simple block-printed cotton kurta or a fine chanderi blouse to let the border do its quiet, considered work. A juttis in tan or ivory will complete the picture without interruption.

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Behind this piece

Jaipur has long been a city that understands adornment. Its markets have traded in gota work for centuries, the metallic ribbon craft brought to Rajasthan during the Mughal period and refined over generations by skilled karigar communities in the old city lanes. Here, that lineage meets the simplicity of pure cotton, a pairing that feels entirely right. The long ghagra silhouette, full and unhurried, carries a gota border at its hem where light catches and lifts the whole garment. Delicate lace finishes the detail, a quiet flourish that respects the craft without overwhelming it.

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How to style

In Amazon Green or Vivid Blue, pair this ghagra with a fitted white cotton kurta or a tucked-in embroidered blouse for an afternoon at a curated bazaar or an arts festival. For a wedding's daytime mehendi, Chinese Red or Rose Red with a contrast mirror-work blouse and kolhapuri chappals feels effortlessly considered. Cadmium Yellow rewards a minimalist approach: a plain silk crop top, oxidised silver jhumkas, and leather sandals. Those who prefer layering may drape a sheer dupatta across one shoulder, letting the gota border remain the defining statement at the hem.

to last,

Fabric & care

Pure cotton breathes beautifully but rewards gentle handling. Hand-wash this ghagra in cold water with a mild, pH-neutral detergent, keeping the gota border away from prolonged soaking, as metallic threads can lose their sheen with repeated immersion. Do not wring; press out water softly and dry in shade, laid flat or hung from the waistband. Iron on a low-to-medium cotton setting while slightly damp, avoiding direct contact with the gota trim. Store folded along natural creases, wrapped in a soft muslin cloth, away from direct light to preserve the depth of colour across seasons.

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Each piece is hand-loomed by artisan clusters we work with directly across India. Small irregularities in the weave are the hallmark of handloom — not a defect.