MALAIKA
Afghan Style Embroidery + Print Front-Opening Dress
Afghan Style Embroidery + Print Front-Opening Dress
SKU:mibl608hbk
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Product Description: This series celebrates the beauty of handcraft with exquisite embroidery and printwork. Inspired by Afghan traditional attire, this front-opening dress showcases intricate embroidery motifs. It's a standout piece that combines elegance with presence. Featuring advanced techniques by skilled artisans, the chain stitch patterns are crafted using crochet techniques. The inclusion of India's traditional Pharat print adds a vibrant touch to everyday wear, making it a perfect statement piece.
Specifications:
- Brand: MALAIKA
- Country of Manufacture: India
- Material: 100% Rayon
- Fabric: Lightweight with a sheer quality, offering a smooth and drapey texture.
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Features:
- Front opening with metal buttons
- Side design
- Cuff sleeves
- Colors: Black, Blue
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Size & Fit (FREE):
- Length: 115cm
- Body Width: 61cm
- Bottom Width: 104cm
- Sleeve Length: 63cm (measured from the neckline)
- Cuff: 22cm
- Model Height: 165cm
- Model Wearing Color: Black
Special Notes:
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 cherishes traditional materials and craftsmanship from Asia, Africa, and South America. Since its inception, MALAIKA has been dedicated to showcasing the warmth of handcrafted artistry. Utilizing techniques such as block printing, hand embroidery, hand weaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dyeing, the brand conveys the cultural richness and artisanal charm of local traditions.
Block Printing:
This traditional Indian technique involves creating hand-carved wooden blocks and applying them like stamps to produce patterns, one color at a time. Each additional color increases the complexity and time required, reflecting the dedication and craftsmanship involved. The characteristic smudges and misalignments in block prints highlight the warmth and authenticity of Indian handwork.
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