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A-line & airy maxi dress with a centre-front placket. Wear loose or add shape with our Obi leather belt (available in 2 color blocks). Each piece is unqiue - shade and pattern differ slightly depending on the artisan and weather conditions.
Size Details
+/- a tolerance inherent to hand made clothing
Textile Story
Kalam (meaning pen) kari (meaning craftsmanship) is an art form developed in Andhra Pradesh around the 13th century. Originally used to create religious paintings on cloth to aid the acts of wandering minstrels, later used in Hindu temples, it then flourished as an art-form under the Golconda Sultanate, the Moghuls & later under the British where it became known as chintz.
We’re enormously proud to partner with Dwaraka, a not-for-profit that trains & supports women artisans in Srikalahasthi to create the most beautiful kalamkari art work; using a kalam pen & exclusively natural mordants, dyes & resists, the artisan hand draws every every line across the surface of the cloth.
Any variations or irregularities are to be celebrated. They are part of the design & inherent to the handcrafted production process, making this item beautifully unique.
A-line & airy maxi dress with a centre-front placket. Wear loose or add shape with our Obi leather belt (available in 2 color blocks). Each piece is unqiue - shade and pattern differ slightly depending on the artisan and weather conditions.
Size Details
+/- a tolerance inherent to hand made clothing
Textile Story
Kalam (meaning pen) kari (meaning craftsmanship) is an art form developed in Andhra Pradesh around the 13th century. Originally used to create religious paintings on cloth to aid the acts of wandering minstrels, later used in Hindu temples, it then flourished as an art-form under the Golconda Sultanate, the Moghuls & later under the British where it became known as chintz.
We’re enormously proud to partner with Dwaraka, a not-for-profit that trains & supports women artisans in Srikalahasthi to create the most beautiful kalamkari art work; using a kalam pen & exclusively natural mordants, dyes & resists, the artisan hand draws every every line across the surface of the cloth.
Any variations or irregularities are to be celebrated. They are part of the design & inherent to the handcrafted production process, making this item beautifully unique.
Color / Finish | Charcoal | Brown |
Material(s) | 50% cotton; 50% silk |
Care Instructions | Hand wash separately in cold water with mild, pH neutral detergent. Don't soak. Drip dry. Gentle steam iron. Natural colours may change over time. Darker colours may bleed & rub at first. Store in the dark. |
Delivered in 2-4 business days.
Returns accepted within UAE only, within 7 days of receipt.
Ring Size | 52 |
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Gift Type | Virtual |
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