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Moonlit Shibori Hand Tie-Dye Dress
Rs. 1,390.00
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Description
Elegant, effortless, and distinctly artisanal, the Moonlit Shibori Dress is crafted from soft, breathable pure cotton and features an intricate hand tie-dye pattern in sophisticated shades of charcoal, slate grey, and ivory. The organic dye variations create a beautifully textured, one-of-a-kind finish.
The relaxed silhouette is designed for easy everyday comfort, with a classic shirt collar, button-front opening, elbow-length sleeves, and a gently flared tiered shape. Practical side pockets add functionality while maintaining the dress’s clean, contemporary look.
Perfect for casual days, travel, holidays, brunches, and relaxed evenings, this dress brings together traditional hand-dyeing artistry and modern, understated style.
Details:
- Pure cotton
- Hand tie-dyed
- Charcoal, grey & ivory tones
- Shirt collar
- Full button-front
- Elbow-length sleeves
- Relaxed, flowy silhouette
- Functional side pockets
- Breathable & comfortable
- Each piece is unique due to the handcrafted dyeing process
SIZE
AVAILABLE IN VARIOUS SIZES
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.