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Rajkoti Patola Sarees
The Saurashtra style · Handwoven in Gujarat Rajkoti Patola Sarees Bold colours and rich traditional motifs from the Rajkot weaving tradition. Rajkoti...
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The Saurashtra style · Handwoven in Gujarat
Rajkoti Patola Sarees
Bold colours and rich traditional motifs from the Rajkot weaving tradition. Rajkoti Patola Sarees bring the beauty of Patola in a lighter, easier-to-wear form.
What are Rajkoti Patola Sarees?
Rajkoti Patola takes its name from Rajkot in Saurashtra, one of the main Patola weaving regions of Gujarat. Rajkoti weavers usually dye the pattern into one set of threads (single ikat) or blend techniques (semi ikat), which keeps the saree lighter and more affordable than a Double Ikat Patola Saree while keeping the classic look.
Our Rajkoti Patola Sarees include favourite designs such as Navratna, Nari Kunjar, Shikari and multi-figure patterns. See any saree live on a video call, or read how the craft began in our legacy.
Why people love Rajkoti Patola Sarees
Light and easy to drape
Comfortable for long functions and festive days.
Rich traditional designs
Navratna, Nari Kunjar, Shikari and figure motifs.
Vibrant colours
Bold reds, pinks, greens and blues that stand out.
Great value
The real Patola look at a more accessible price.
Where to wear it
Weddings and receptions
Rich designs for family members and guests.
Festivals
Bright and comfortable for Navratri and Diwali.
Gifting
A meaningful Patola gift for loved ones.
More to explore
Double Ikat Patola Sarees
Both sets of threads dyed by hand. The most prized Patola of all.
Shop Double Ikat Patola SareesHow to style Rajkoti Patola Sarees
- Pick a blouse in a contrast colour from the border to make the motifs pop.
- Gold or kundan jewellery suits the rich traditional designs.
- Wear the pallu open for photos so the figure motifs show fully.
Not sure which Patola to pick?
We will help you compare
Read our buying guide, or book a video call and we will show you Rajkoti and other Patola sarees side by side.
Rajkoti Patola: common questions
What is the difference between Rajkoti and Patan Patola?
Rajkoti Patola usually uses single or semi ikat, so it is lighter and more affordable. Patan Patola is famous for double ikat, where both sets of threads are dyed.
Are Rajkoti Patola Sarees handwoven?
Yes. The pattern is tied and dyed into the threads by hand before weaving.
How do I care for it?
Dry clean only. Store it wrapped in soft cotton, away from direct sunlight, and refold it now and then.
Can I see the saree before buying?
Yes. Book a video call and we will show you the saree live. More answers are on our FAQ page.