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Dhoro | Chaumukh | Kala Cotton | Suit Piece

Sale priceRs. 12,950.00

Made once, never replicated - Our artisans create each product only once, never replicating the design.

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Time on the loom: 72 Hours

This elegant three-piece suit material is crafted from Kala Cotton, one of India's most ancient and sustainable organic cotton varieties. Indigenous to the Kutch region, this fabric is hand-woven, celebrated for its unique texture and breathable nature.

The set features a minimalist off-white base, beautifully contrasted with intricate indigo-blue hand-embroidery and traditional weaving patterns. It’s an ideal choice for those who value artisanal craftsmanship and eco-conscious fashion.

Fabric: 100% Organic Kala Cotton

Colour: Natural Off-White with Indigo Blue Accents

Craft: Bhujodi Extra-Weft Handloom Weaving

Workmanship: Hand-embroidery, Motifs, Mirror-work- Abhala and Tassel detailing

Set Contents: Unstitched fabric for Top (Kameez), Bottom (Salwar/Pants) and Dupatta

Length: Top Approx. 2.5 Meters, Bottom Approx. 2.5 Meters, Dupatta Approx. 2.5 Meters with woven borders and tassel edges

Weight: Approx. 925 gms

The Top: A natural Off-White base with mirror work and geometric Chaumukh motifs worked in Indigo embroidery thread. A few isolated, small mirrors are scattered across the lower body of the kurta fabric.

The Dupatta: A masterclass in Kutchi weaving, the dupatta features a striking indigo border with horizontal stripes. A broad band of metallic gold zari adds a touch of luxury. The edges are finished with handcrafted tassel detailing, giving it a soft, fluid drape.

The Bottom: The coordinating bottom fabric is kept simple and breathable, provides comfort for all-day wear and can be tailored into contemporary trousers or traditional salwars.

To ensure the longevity of the natural fibers and the hues:

1. First Wash: Dry cleaning is highly recommended for the first wash to set the colours and preserve the intricate weft work.

2. Subsequent Washes: If hand-washing at home, use cold water and a very mild liquid detergent (or baby shampoo).

3. Process: Do not soak the saree for more than 5 minutes. Gently swirl it in the water; do not bleach or scrub, wring or twist the fabric, as this can damage the hand-woven motifs.

4. Drying: Always dry in the shade and away from direct sunlight to prevent the colours from fading. It is best to hang it on a padded hanger or lay it flat on a clean surface.

5. Ironing: Use a medium-heat setting. It is safer to iron on the reverse side of the saree to protect the raised weaving patterns.

6. Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid using plastic covers; instead wrap the saree in a breathable muslin or cotton cloth bag given along with the product. Avoid hanging for long periods; folding helps maintain the shape of the handloom weave.

7. Tassel Care: Gently comb the tassels with your fingers after washing to keep them from tangling.

Village- Bhujodi, District- Kutch, Gujarat (India)

Please note that the actual colour may vary slightly from the photos due to differences in screen settings, lighting conditions, and natural variations in handcrafted, handwoven textiles.

Please note that this fabric is handwoven and handcrafted so there may be subtle variations that authentically reflect the skilled artisanal craftsmanship and individuality of each unique piece.

About The Artisan

Deepak Chorasiya

As one of the youngest members of the Rannscape Weaves team, Deepak Chorasiya represents the bright future of handloom craftsmanship. Trained under the guidance of his uncles, he began his journey on the loom in 2021. Alongside his skill in weaving, Deepak holds a deep passion for natural dye techniques, artfully coloring yarns using eco-friendly materials to create vibrant, sustainable textiles with every weave.