Hand Painted Pen Kalamkari Mangalagiri Cotton DupattaWidth: 36in. Length: 2. 5m with tassels Colours may vary slightly due to the difference between digital and fabric colours Kalamkari originates from qalam (pen) and kari (craftsmanship). Majorly found in Hyderabad, this is a type of hand painting or block printing on clothes. There are two types of kalamkari art in India the Srikalahasti style and the Machilipatnam style. The Srikalahasti style uses a pen for freehand drawing of the subject and

Genda is a series of modal silk ajrakh sarees created specially for the festivities

Weight About 200g

Fabric and Length: 1m Cotton

This is a hand-block printing technique from Jaipur Rajasthan

*Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in fabric and digital colours*

Wash Instructions: Handloom fabrics tend to bleed during the initial washes

Please do not soak them in water for long periods of time as that can lead to the overlapping of colours

Phulkari is a beautiful hand embroidery technique originating in Punjab

Dabu is a mud-resist hand-block printing practiced in Rajasthan

*Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in digital and fabric colours**

The distinct colours are known to be attained from the water of this particular river

Width: 44in