MALAIKA
Block Print Patch Pullover
Block Print Patch Pullover
SKU:mipl639hbk
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Product Description: Discover the unique charm of a patchwork pullover that combines three distinct patterns for a vibrant expression of style. Crafted from premium cotton, this piece showcases the artisan's craftsmanship, resulting in a gentle and rich texture. Its relaxed boxy silhouette envelops the body, naturally concealing any lines of concern. The striking asymmetrical design makes it effortlessly chic when paired with simple bottoms, offering an easy ethnic-inspired look.
Specifications:
- Brand: MALAIKA
- Country of Manufacture: India
- Materials: 100% Cotton
- Fabric: Lightweight, with considerable transparency. The fabric features a coarse weave with threads of varying thickness, creating a textured and airy feel.
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Features:
- Asymmetrical patchwork detailing
- Cuffed sleeves with tucks
- Colors: Black, Blue
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Size & Fit (FREE):
- Length: 54.5cm
- Body Width: 80cm
- Bottom Width: 81cm
- Sleeve Length: 42cm (measured from neckline)
- Cuff: 40cm
- Model Height: 162cm
- Model Wears: Black
Special Notes:
This garment is made from a very transparent fabric. We recommend pairing it with a camisole or similar innerwear. Images are for illustrative purposes only and may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies.
About MALAIKA:
The name "MALAIKA" means "angel" in Swahili. The brand celebrates the warmth of craftsmanship, using traditional materials and techniques from Asia, Africa, and South America. Since its inception, MALAIKA has focused on conveying the warmth of handcrafts, employing traditional methods such as block printing, hand embroidery, hand weaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dyeing, to share the cultural richness and craftsmanship of local communities.
Block Printing:
Block printing is a traditional Indian printing technique that involves carving designs into wooden blocks, then stamping each color individually. This method, which influences global printing techniques, requires considerable time and effort. The unique imperfections, such as fading and color bleeding, reflect the warmth of Indian craftsmanship.
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