Bagru Panel Print Skirt Pants

Product Description: This series showcases the traditional Indian Bagru print, crafted using natural dyes. Featuring pants with an attached skirt, the Bagru print is finely striped to enhance its ethnic appeal with a striking contrast between patterned and solid areas. The meticulous attention to detail, such as side buttons, elevates the design. Made from soft and smooth fabric, it ensures comfort even on hot days. The use of traditional block printing techniques results in unique color variations and slight pattern shifts, imparting a warm, handcrafted charm and rustic allure.

Specifications:

• Brand: MALAIKA
• Country of Manufacture: India
• Materials: Outer fabric - 100% Cotton; Contrast fabric - 100% Cotton
• Fabric: Lightweight with a sheer quality, offering a soft and pleasant texture.
• Features:
  • Elastic waistband with gathers and drawstring
  • Layered design
  • Side horn buttons
  • No pockets
• Colors: Yellow, Red
• Size (FREE):
  • Total Length: 88cm
  • Hem Width: 27cm
  • Rise: 38cm
  • Inseam: 58cm
  • Waist: 68cm (stretchable up to 100cm)
• Model Height: 162cm
• Model Wears: Yellow

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" means "angel" in Swahili. The brand cherishes the warmth of handmade craftsmanship from its inception, using traditional materials and techniques passed down in Asia, Africa, and South America. MALAIKA celebrates the allure of cultural craftsmanship through block prints, hand embroidery, hand weaving, natural dyes, tie-dye, and other traditional methods, utilizing natural materials extensively.

About Bagru Print:

Bagru print originates from the village of Bagru near Jaipur, Rajasthan, renowned for its block printing. The villagers have preserved this traditional technique for centuries, continuing to produce beautiful cotton fabrics. The process involves hand-carving designs onto wooden blocks, applying each color separately, which is labor-intensive and time-consuming. The characteristic smudges, bleeding, and pattern shifts in Bagru print reflect the warmth of Indian craftsmanship.