Rajkot Patola

Single Ikat woven sarees of Rajkot means 'Rajkot Patola'. The 6th-century frescoes of the Ajanta Caves provide the first visual records of single ikat, While numerous legends and oral traditions indicate the existence of this technique in India in prehistoric times.
Rajkot Patola is totally hand created and no machine is used. One of the uniqueness of the Rajkot Patola is the usage of jari either in Pallu, Border or Body also in all the three in the saree. Also Lagdipatta in both the borders of the saree. 

Rajkot Patola is very cost-effective and available in a variety of designs. A large number of unique designs of sarees are woven in this art. Around 20 design patterns of saree with unique designs with various colour combinations are woven in this variety of sarees. Rajkot Patola sarees are available in different designs: - Chandabhat, Manekchok, Panbhat, Navratnabhat, Rasbhat, VaghKunjarbhat, Phulvadibhat, NariKunjarbhat, Daliyabhat, Chhabadibhat, Ratanchokbhat, etc.