Patola silk saris are the pride of Gujarat. These saris are created by using the resist dying  technique. There are two types of Patola saris. The Rajkot patola is only vertically-resist dyed (single ikat), while thePatan patola is horizontally-resist dyed (double ikat). The yarn is resist dyed before it is used in weaving. Patolasaris are known for their flaming bright colors and geometric designs interspersed with folk motifs. Maharashtra is known for its Paithani silk saris, which generally come in kum-kum colors in combination with a contrasting color. Paithani are generally decorated with the gold dot or coin motif.Ganeshpur, a village in Bhandara district in Maharashtra is famous for the Kosa silk.The state of Madhya Pradesh is famous for Chanderi, Maheshwari and Tussar silk saris.