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Moonstone Pebble Hand Batik Cotton Wide-Leg Pants
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Rs. 890.00
Regular price
Rs. 1,290.00
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Description
Crafted using a traditional hand batik technique, the Moonstone Pebble Pants celebrate the beauty of artisan-made textiles with their bold monochrome palette and organic pebble-inspired motifs. Made from soft, breathable cotton, these handmade pants offer a perfect balance of comfort, craftsmanship, and contemporary style.
The striking contrast of ivory batik patterns against a deep black background creates a versatile statement piece that can be dressed up or down with ease. Featuring a relaxed wide-leg silhouette, these pants provide effortless movement and a flattering drape, making them ideal for everyday wear, travel, creative workspaces, or casual gatherings.
Every piece is individually handcrafted, ensuring subtle variations that make each pair truly unique.
Features:
- Soft 100% Cotton
- Handmade Using Traditional Batik Technique
- Relaxed Wide-Leg Fit
- Lightweight & Breathable
- Comfortable for All-Day Wear
- Artisan Handmade
- Unique Organic Motif Placement
- Easy to Style with Shirts, Tunics, and Tops
- Handwash Only
A timeless handcrafted essential that blends traditional textile artistry with modern minimalist elegance.
SIZE
FREE SIZE
Material and Care
MATERIAL : 100% COTTON , LIGHTWEIGHT
CARE INSTRUCTIONS : HANDWASH IN NORMAL TEMPERATURE WATER
artisan and craft
Our dedication to excellence extends beyond materials; it encompasses the artistry and craftsmanship illustrated in every piece we create.Handloom production is the result of centuries-old craftsmanship carried forward by skilled artisans. Each piece is created through a slow and mindful process that preserves both tradition and sustainability.
Our Weavers are at the heart of handloom production, weavers operate wooden looms, interlacing warp and weft threads to create unique fabrics. Their expertise determines the texture, strength, and beauty of every weave.
Handloom is more than fabric—it is the collective labor of love from artisans whose skills are often passed down through generations. Supporting handloom means sustaining livelihoods, preserving heritage, and choosing mindful craftsmanship over mass production.