Rayon Aari Embroidery Skipper Dress

Product Description: Elevate your ethnic style with this dress adorned with vibrant floral motifs, crafted using India's traditional "Aari embroidery" on lightweight rayon fabric. The delicate chain stitches create beautiful patterns, showcasing the warmth of skilled craftsmanship. Bold embroidery along the neckline contrasts perfectly with the simple bodice, adding a touch of elegance. Featuring a skipper neck and a relaxed, flowy silhouette, this dress pairs effortlessly with pants or skirts for versatile layering options.

Specifications:

• Brand: MALAIKA
• Country of Manufacture: India
• Material: 100% Rayon
• Fabric: Lightweight with a sheer, smooth texture that drapes beautifully.
• Features:
  • Skipper neck
  • Side pockets
• Colors: Black, Navy
• Size & Fit: (Free Size)
  • Length: 113cm
  • Shoulder Width: 39.5cm
  • Body Width: 53cm
  • Bottom Width: 100cm
  • Sleeve Length: 56.5cm
  • Armhole: 55cm
  • Cuff: 26cm
• Model Height: 168cm
• Model Wearing: Black

Special Notes:

Images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies. As many items are handmade or use natural materials, please refer to the care label for washing instructions.

About MALAIKA:

"MALAIKA," meaning "angel" in Swahili, is a brand committed to preserving the warmth of traditional craftsmanship from Asia, Africa, and South America. With a focus on block printing, hand embroidery, weaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dye techniques, MALAIKA showcases the rich cultural heritage and artistry of local crafts.

About Aari Embroidery:

"Aari" refers to a hook needle. This embroidery style, developed in the Kashmir region of India, initially adorned the cashmere shawls of royalty. Although machine embroidery is more common today, it still requires the manual skill of guiding the machine to create intricate patterns. This item features delicate embroidery, and we recommend hand washing it with care. Please avoid pulling or catching the embroidery threads.