Kora Khaddar Medium Weight Handloom Fabric – 100% Unbleached Natural Cotton | Made in India

Woven by Hand. Rooted in Tradition. Made for the Conscious Buyer.

There is something quietly powerful about a fabric that carries the fingerprints of the person who made it. This Kora Khaddar Medium Weight Handloom Fabric is exactly that — a textile born from the hands of rural women artisans across India, spun and woven the way it has been for generations, without shortcuts and without compromise.

Kora, meaning unbleached and in its most natural state, is the soul of this fabric. No harsh chemicals. No artificial whitening. Just pure, raw, 100% desi cotton in its honest, earthy form — a warm off-white that only gets better with every wash.

What Makes This Fabric Different

• Hand Spun, Hand Woven — Every metre is crafted entirely by hand, from spinning the yarn to weaving the cloth on a traditional pit loom
• Medium Weight — Substantial enough for structured garments like kurtas, jackets, and home furnishings, yet breathable enough for everyday wear
• 100% Natural Unbleached Cotton — Free from synthetic dyes, bleach, or chemical finishes; safe for sensitive skin
• Made by Rural Women Artisans — Sourced directly from weaving communities in rural India, supporting fair livelihoods and preserving indigenous craft
• Made in India — Proudly carrying the legacy of Indian handloom, one of the oldest textile traditions in the world

How to Use This Fabric

This versatile Khaddar works beautifully for kurtas, salwar suits, shirts, jackets, tote bags, cushion covers, and table linen. Its natural texture adds depth and character to any garment or home décor project. Designers and slow-fashion labels love it for its authenticity and the story it tells.

Care Instructions

Hand wash or gentle machine wash in cold water. Dry in shade. Light ironing on medium heat. The fabric softens and improves with each wash.

Shipping & Pricing

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When you choose this fabric, you are not just buying cloth — you are choosing to keep a craft alive, to support a woman's livelihood, and to wear something that the earth itself would approve of.