This plain kurta made in Kosa silk, is brings the positive energy that you need in your life.

Kosa silk is mainly derived from Antheraea mylitta, an Indian silkworm. It is a special type of tussar silk that is drawn out of the cocoons grown on trees like Saja, Sal and Arjun. This preferred pure silk is mostly grown in Chattisgarh. The silk is widely popular owing to its sturdiness, purity and soft texture. Kosa silk is exclusively produced in India only. Kosa Silk Saree is highly popular amongst Indian women. The dull golden brownish texture of the silk is its signature trait. However, it is also found in natural shades of dark honey, fawn, orange, pale golden, cream and many more. The actual colour of kosa is dull gold, but the finished fabric is dyed with natural dyes extracted from palaas flower or Fire flower, dark rose red from lac, red pollen of Rora flower and some other natural contributors. The Kurti is made with Kosa silk and Viscose made out of natural cellulose.

Fabric Authenticity:

The most common yet best way to confirm the purity of kosa silk is by burning a couple of fabric threads. If the fabric is original, the burnt threads will leave a residue which is not like typical ash. It is black instead of grey in colour and has unpleasant odour.

Sustainability:

Clothing made of this silk is not usually recommended for daily wear especially for people living at places where the summer is simply scorching. Kosa silk is heavy in nature as well.

Maintenance:

Should be dry cleaned only.
While storing, the folds should be changed at regular intervals.If stored for longer period, it must be wrapped with paper.Hanger must be used for storing.