The House of Patola

Cultural Weave

HANDWOVEN. HOMEGROWN. HAUTE COUTURE.

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History of Patola

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Patan’s Royal Weave

( 12th Century )

Patola traces its roots back to the 12th century, when the Salvi family of master weavers migrated from Maharashtra to Patan, Gujarat. There, under the patronage of the Solanki Rajput dynasty, Patola became a royal textile — worn during important ceremonies and spiritual rituals.

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The Artisans of Rajkot

( 17th–19th Century )

As time passed, parts of the Salvi community migrated to Rajkot, giving rise to a second school of Patola weaving. While Patan remained the home of double ikat, Rajkot artisans began creating single ikat Patola—still handcrafted, but slightly simpler in execution.

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Revival, Reinvention, and Reach

( Today )

Today, authentic Patola is being revived and reimagined not just as sarees, but as dresses, co-ords, and gowns for the modern woman.

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A Journey Woven from Passion, Purpose, and Fabric

At The House of Patola, design has never been just about fashion it has been our way of life. From the very beginning, we chose fabric over readymade dresses and crafted our own expressions through local artisans. What began as a personal choice slowly revealed itself as the foundation of our journey.

The turning point came when our founder, Pujaa Shah, welcomed her daughter into the world. With that came a desire to build something meaningful not just a brand, but a legacy her daughter could look up to. This label was born from that vision, a reflection of identity, culture, and purpose.

We are not defined by conventional certifications. Instead, we bring instinct, emotion, and an unshakable connection to tradition and heritage. Every piece we create carries this essence: a celebration of passion, culture, and individuality.

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