Product Description: An eye-catching series featuring intricate gold prints. This relaxed, oversized dress shines with a gold block print on vibrant fabric, making it a standout piece. The fabric has a nice drape with subtle woven patterns, enhancing its clean and elegant look. An interior belt for roll-up sleeves adds a functional and stylish detail.
Specifications:
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Brand: MALAIKA
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Country of Manufacture: India
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Material: 100% Rayon
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Fabric: Lightweight with transparency. A smooth fabric with a jacquard weave providing a graceful fall.
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Colors: Black, Blue
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Size & Fit:
- Length: 108cm
- Shoulder Width: 62cm
- Body Width: 61cm
- Bottom Width: 82cm
- Sleeve Length: 45cm
- Armhole: 56cm
- Cuff: 29cm
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Features: Front opening with walnut buttons, sleeve roll-up belts
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Model Height: 168cm
Fit Guide:
- For taller individuals (Height: 168cm), the length reaches below the knee, with sleeves fitting as long sleeves. Roll-up with the inner string and button to adjust the sleeve length to show the wrists comfortably.
- For shorter individuals (Height: 154cm), the length is about mid-calf, and the sleeves cover the back of the hand completely. Rolling up the sleeves offers a perfect long sleeve fit. This dress is designed to be very roomy.
Special Notes:
Please note that due to the manufacturing process, gold and silver print pigments may adhere to the fabric in a powder form. Images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies.
About MALAIKA:
MALAIKA, meaning "angel" in Swahili, is a brand that treasures the warmth of handcraftsmanship. It celebrates traditional materials and techniques from Asia, Africa, and South America, such as block printing, hand embroidery, handweaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dyeing, using natural materials to showcase the beauty of local cultures and crafts.
About Block Printing:
Block printing, an Indian traditional technique that has influenced printing methods worldwide, involves hand-carving designs on wooden blocks and stamping them onto fabric, one color at a time. The process becomes more intricate with each color added, embodying the dedication and time invested. The characteristic blurs, smudges, and pattern mismatches of block printing reflect the warmth of Indian handiwork.
