Tissue Silk Anarkali- Mustard/ Ready to Wear
Tissue Silk Anarkali with heavily hand embroidered front panel and kalis with embroidery on the side. The back of the anarkali also comes with beautiful intricate chikankari. The work is further enhanced with cutdana and small pearl aari work.
The inherent shimmer of tissue silk along with peach and beige chikankari embroidery further enhance by pearls and cutdana, gives this anarkali a beautiful finish.
The set comes with:
Embroidered Anarkali with kiran and heavy lace detailing
Embroidered Dupatta with kiran detailing
Silk pants
Embroidery: Chikankari
Embellishments: Cutdana & pearl aari work
Take care to avoid extreme heat and direct sunlight when storing the product as this may cause colour fading and/or shrinkage. We recommend storing the product in a cool, shaded and dry place at all times.
Dry-clean only. Wear more, clean less! Drycleaners use very large and technically advanced computer-controlled dry cleaning machines. Iron inside out on a low heat.
As with all hand-dyed products, some colour variation within and between items is normal. Hand-dyed products may bleed slightly when wet, so please follow cleaning instructions carefully.
Other than adding water, bleach should be used on these product. Don't use bleach unless the garment is white. Avoid over bleaching as it can cause damage or yellowing
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Tissue Silk Anarkali- Mustard/ Ready to Wear
Social, Environmental & Human Responsibility.
When it comes to sustainable fashion, reducing the need to throw and buy again is crucial. Artisans are skilled labourers who work with traditional techniques. These techniques have been around for centuries, passed down from a time when machine made, “disposable” fast fashion did not yet exist. Artisan hand-crafted garments made on pure fabrics generally last longer, and can also be mended if they experience slight wear and tear.
Recognising the intricacy, patience, and tedious labour that goes into the craft gives us a new perspective on our wardrobe. It was our visits to our artisan partners in India that made us realise how the value of craft is intrinsically interwoven into the lives of Indian culture and society. It taught us that clothes are not merely commodities, easily disposable and replaceable. Clothes that are made with love demands to be cared for with love. While fast fashion disconnects us from the supply chain behind a product, and makes us prone to throwaway without much thought, artisan-made clothes teaches us to treasure what we have, because we are connected to a face, a family, or a culture behind what we wear.
The better you treat your clothing, the longer your clothes will last and look great. In general, we wash clothing much more than we need to. Laundry wastes water and energy, breaks down fabrics, fades colors and releases tiny microplastics into our oceans. It’s impossible to skip the washer all together of course, but it’s good to be conscious of what’s in your laundry basket and skip washing until it’s really needed.