Cotton sarees are worn by all women of India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka as it is a traditional garment. Women either use a blouse or choli to wear a saree. The sarees are made with various types of fabrics and designs. Some of these fabrics are cotton, chiffon, georgette, silk, etc. The sarees come with various types of designs, patterns, and textures and women all over India purchase them either for daily use or for parties whether simple or grand. Here is the detail of pure cotton sarees or cotton handloom sarees made in India.

Kota Doria

These are one of the popular types of pure cotton sarees made in the state of Rajasthan are very lightweight. The border of the sarees is transparent and checkered look is given to them through multi gauge yarn. These sarees are very expensive and are made around the city of Kota. 

Gadwal

These sarees are made in West India and are available in brown, grey, or white colors. The sarees are also available in bright shades. There is a zari work on the sarees, which make them look beautiful.

Jamdani

 These sarees are made in the state of Uttar Pradesh and also in Bangladesh. The cotton is woven in the form of flower patterns. The sarees are available in a variety of colors and are very expensive because much labor is needed to weave these sarees.

Venkatagiri

These sarees are made in the state of Andhra Pradesh and fine cotton yarn is used to make them. The border of these sarees is made with golden color. The motifs woven in these sarees are leaves, parrots, coins, or color stripes.

Sambalpuri

These cotton handloom sarees are made in the city of Sambalpur in Odisha. The cotton is dyed with various colors before starting the making of sarees. There are geometric motifs, which are used in these sarees to make them beautiful. The sarees are woven with hand and are vary expensive.

Vichitrapuri

These sarees are also made in the state of Odisha and used as wedding sarees as they are richly woven through cotton and golden threads. Ikkat technique is used to weave these sarees and they look beautiful on a bride.

Khadi

These sarees are the traditional one and are woven by the cotton, which are hand-spun. The sarees are woven in such a way that that air can easily pass through the cloth. These sarees are very good for summer season in India.

Tant

The saree is made in Wes Bengal and its texture is very crisp. Tant sarees are available in various designs and patterns, which make them beautiful and elegant.

Dhakai

These sarees are made in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. The embroidery on the sarees is done in Kolkata. The thread work on the normal saree is plain bit Zamdani Dhakai sarees are woven with golden thread.

Lucknawi Chikan

Chikan is a kind of embroidery, which is implemented on sarees to make them beautiful.  The sarees are made with threads of contrasting colors. The sarees are popular in North India and people especially come to Lucknow to buy them.