Safa Collection | Maa Santoshi Handloom

Rajputi Poshak Collection – Ramsar

Safa Collection – Best Rajputi Dress Shop in Barmer

A vibrant collection of traditional safas (Rajasthani turbans) and matching fabrics featuring bright colors, festive patterns, and cultural styles.

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About This Collection

Safa Collection at Maa Santoshi Handloom combines premium fabric, rich drape, and handcrafted finishing. Visit us in Ramsar for personal styling and live availability.

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Questions About This Collection

What is Rajputi Poshak and why is it culturally significant?

Rajputi Poshak is the traditional attire of Rajput women — a three-piece set of ghagra (skirt), kanchali (blouse), and odhna (dupatta). Rooted in the royal heritage of Rajasthan, it represents dignity, craftsmanship, and centuries of Rajput culture.

How do I choose the right Rajputi Poshak for my body type?

Our in-store stylists at Maa Santoshi Handloom guide you based on your height, body type, and skin tone. Generally: A-line ghagra suits all; 80-kali suits tall frames; short-height women look best in 40–60 kali. WhatsApp us for a personalised recommendation.

What is the significance of Gota Patti embroidery on Rajputi Poshak?

Gota Patti — gold or silver ribbon work — is a signature Rajasthan embroidery style. It was originally patronised by Rajput royalty and remains the most popular embroidery for bridal and festive Rajputi Poshak due to its royal sheen and durability.

What is the difference between Rajputi Poshak and Rajasthani Ghagra Choli?

Rajputi Poshak specifically refers to the royal attire of Rajput women and includes the traditional three-piece (ghagra, kanchali, odhna) set. Rajasthani Ghagra Choli is a broader term for ethnic skirt-blouse sets worn across Rajasthan by various communities.

What Rajputi Poshak colours are considered auspicious for weddings?

Traditionally, bridal red (laal), dark maroon, and deep kesariya are considered auspicious for Rajputi wedding ceremonies. Rani pink, royal blue, and golden shades are popular for reception and sangeet. Yellow (peela) is preferred for Haldi and Teej.

Can Rajputi Poshak be modified or altered after purchase?

Yes. Our in-house tailors offer alteration services — adjusting kali length, kanchali fit, or odhna border within 15 days of purchase. For out-of-town customers, we guide alterations via WhatsApp with measurement adjustments sent to your local tailor.

What are the most popular Rajputi Poshak embroidery styles in 2025–26?

Trending embroidery styles for 2025–26 include heavy Zardosi with stone work, layered Gota Patti with net underlay, Mirror Work combined with Resham thread, and Foil Print + Gota combinations. Minimalist Dabka and Resham work is popular for everyday festive use.

Is there a kids' Rajputi Poshak collection at Maa Santoshi Handloom?

Yes — we offer Rajputi Poshak for children aged 0–15 years. Kids' sets are made with soft cotton and lightweight fabrics, with age-appropriate embroidery. Perfect for school cultural events, family functions, and festivals.

How do I measure myself for a custom Rajputi Poshak?

For a custom Poshak, share: (1) Ghagra waist + flair length, (2) Kanchali bust + waist + back length, (3) Odhna width preference. Our team sends a measurement guide via WhatsApp (+91 8000195815) with annotated diagrams for accuracy.

Does Maa Santoshi Handloom stitch and customise Rajputi Poshak within 24 hours?

For urgent orders, we offer 24–48 hour stitching for simple cotton Rajputi Poshak from ready fabric. Heavy embroidery pieces require a minimum of 5–7 days. Call or WhatsApp +91 8000195815 immediately for express order availability.

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