CHANDANA DRESS | ATLAS | One size

€420.00

€315.00
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Description

This dress is made using the ancient craft of Ajrakh which is a centuries-old, highly intricate form of hand-block printing and resist-dyeing on cotton or silk, deeply rooted in the Kutch region (India).

Featuring a deep and elegant neckline, our dresses are made for each and every woman, exuding femininity. In addition are accentuated sleeves with ribbons adorned with beaded tassels, this dress has a flowy silhouette and can be worn loose or tightened with its belt. 

  • One-size
  • Length: 143 cm
  • Traditionally blockprinted
  • 100% cotton
  • Designed for a flexible, multi-size fit
  • Ethically made in India by Kumbaya

This dress is made using the ancient craft of Ajrakh which is a centuries-old, highly intricate form of hand-block printing and resist-dyeing on cotton or silk, deeply rooted in the Kutch region (India).

Featuring a deep and elegant neckline, our dresses are made for each and every woman, exuding femininity. In addition are accentuated sleeves with ribbons adorned with beaded tassels, this dress has a flowy silhouette and can be worn loose or tightened with its belt. 

  • One-size
  • Length: 143 cm
  • Traditionally blockprinted
  • 100% cotton
  • Designed for a flexible, multi-size fit
  • Ethically made in India by Kumbaya
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