Salmon and Frost Block Printed Kurta Set with Dupatta

Hand block printing is an ancient art involving hand-carved wooden blocks and natural dyes to create unique fabric patterns. This labor-intensive and skilled technique celebrates cultural heritage and sustainable practices. Each piece reflects the artisan's craftsmanship, supporting local communities and preserving traditional skills. Hand block printing stands as a symbol of individuality, elegance, and eco-friendly artistry.

Due to the nature of these dyes, color bleeding and rubbing onto other fabrics may occur, especially during the first few washes. Hand wash only, as rubbing may cause color transfer.Expect initial color bleeding; wash separately.Avoid pairing darker colors with lighter ones.Dry clean or hand wash with mild detergent; do not machine wash.Do not soak; wash separately to preserve color integrity.Gently dry inside out in shade for best results.

Are you aware that cotton, being a breathable and lightweight fabric, is perfect for hot and humid climates? Its breathability enables air circulation, preventing overheating by facilitating sweat evaporation and maintaining airflow around the body. Additionally, the thin and light nature of cotton makes it an excellent choice for hot climates, ensuring a cool and comfortable experience.

Please note that our Indigo color fabrics are curated using natural dyes. Due to the nature of these dyes, color bleeding and rubbing onto other fabrics may occur, especially during the first few washes. We recommend washing these fabrics separately in cold water and avoiding contact with light-colored fabrics and surfaces.By purchasing our Indigo color products, you acknowledge and accept that color transfer is a natural characteristic of these naturally dyed fabrics and agree to follow the recommended care instructions to minimize any potential issues.Thank you for understanding and supporting traditional dyeing techniques.Furthermore, we want to emphasize that the product images may exhibit slight color variations due to different photography locations and lighting conditions.