Handwoven Pieces : Embracing the Elegance Do the detailed textures of Handloom textiles hideaway some stories that need to be heard? “In every Handloom Fabric is buried a Chapter of History, a Touch of Culture, and the Soul of an artisan.” Handwoven textiles are quite appealing in a society where mass production usually takes precedence […]
“Every thread intertwines artistry along with history preserving the essence of Indian Legacy of Traditions” Have you ever thought about the Symphony Behind Handloom Textiles? Now, just think of the eternal artistry behind handloom weaving, a practice just as antique as these early settlements. As the dances across the warp and weft, producing fabric with […]
Kattha Straight skirt has a beautiful A line fall with fine pleat detail on front and back to ease of movement. It makes for easy transition from day to evening wear and surely a wardrobe staple, as the earthy fabric has been yarn-dyed and handwoven to create the unique hue and texture. The fine accent of woven temple motifs dyed with natural Anar ochre derived from pomegranate rind and the Manjeestha red from madder wood, and catechu plant extracts render a rustic Kattha brown has medicinal properties too.
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Gulal Palazo trousers are a trans seasonal classic, with unbleached Kora in a rustic interplay of natural yarn dyed Anar and Manjeestha with handwoven dobby temple borders. The ochre baggy pocket add a playful detail. Slay it with a coordinated crop top and layer it with our reversible jacket to create a rustic pant-suit. Flaunt these trousers as an statement piece with your wardrobe staples.
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Gulal Shirring Crop top are a trans seasonal classic, with unbleached Kora in a rustic interplay of natural yarn dyed Anar and Manjeestha with handwoven dobby temple borders. The cap sleeves and asymmetric shirring add a playful detail. Slay it with our coordinated trousers and layer it with our reversible jacket to create a rustic pant-suit. Flaunt it as an statement piece with your wardrobe staples like an earthy sari, skirt, trousers.
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The yarn dyed interplay of madder and white in this pattered kurta tunic with mandarin collar and long placket with side pockets inspired by Indian men’s Jubba and straight pants. Wear it by it self for a chic look or add a jacket or a scarf to add drama.
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True blue juba tunic in basket weave fabric and embellished with drawn threads, is an oversized shirt tunic inspired by the Indian men’s Zubba collar and side pockets. The sleeve length can be rolled to your liking.
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Fully lined handwoven gilet in white and purple with coarse yarn dye textured handwoven sleeve and contrast quilted side panels in tone on tone purple. Layer it smartly to up the fashion quotient responsibly. The Trans -seasonal cut compliments the trans seasonal nature of the handwoven fabric.
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Dual tone handwoven gilet in stony beige, white and purple with coarse yarn dye textured rectangular kimono bodice and contrast quilted collar lapel in yellow. Color blocked for a relaxed layering. The Trans-seasonal cut compliments the trans seasonal nature of the handwoven fabric.
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Anar crop top draws inspiration from the Gujarati men’s Kediyu (short flared shirt with yoke and tie up fasteners) for a relaxed fit. The rustic interplay of natural yarn dyed Anar and Manjeestha with handwoven dobby temple borders accent on built-up neck yoke and facings. Pair it with our trousers, a breezy skirt or a cool sari, or layer it over a tunic to dress it up!
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