Kota Doria Floral Print Dress

Product Description: Discover the elegance of traditional Indian textiles with this series, featuring the lightweight and sheer Kota Doria fabric typically used in saris. This pullover showcases a floral block print on the airy Kota Doria, with a solid-colored underlayer subtly visible for a refined, layered look. The floral motifs on a white background offer a fresh appeal, while the soft, skin-friendly fabric ensures comfort. Its breezy wear makes it perfect for the upcoming seasons.

Specifications:

• Brand: Malaika
• Country of Manufacture: India
• Materials: Outer fabric - 100% Cotton; Lining - 100% Cotton
• Fabric: Outer fabric features a lightweight, sheer Kota Doria weave; Lining is also lightweight and sheer, offering a gentle touch on the skin.
• Features:
  • Layered design
  • Metal button at the back neck
  • Side pockets
• Colors: Yellow, Green
• Size & Fit (FREE):
  • Length: 112cm
  • Shoulder Width: 38cm
  • Body Width: 54cm
  • Bottom Width: 122cm
  • Sleeve Length: 43cm
  • Armhole: 51cm
  • Cuff: 18cm
• Model Height: 168cm
• Model Wearing Color: Green

Special Notes:

Please handle this product with care due to the delicate nature of the fabric. Images are for illustrative purposes only, and the actual product may vary in pattern and color. Allow for slight measurement discrepancies.

About Malaika:

Malaika, meaning "angel" in Swahili, is a brand dedicated to preserving and showcasing traditional materials and craftsmanship from Asia, Africa, South America, and beyond. Since its inception, Malaika has cherished the warmth of handwork, featuring block printing, hand embroidery, hand weaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dyeing techniques. These crafts use abundant natural materials to celebrate the cultural richness and artisanal skills of local communities.

Block Printing:

Block printing is a traditional Indian technique that has influenced global printing methods. It involves creating hand-carved wooden blocks, with each color requiring a separate block and meticulous effort. The charming imperfections, such as slight blurs and misalignments in the patterns, reflect the warmth and authenticity of Indian handcraftsmanship.