₹5,500
A lush dress, chiseled with a sultry side slit and candied with a palette full of colours. This piece is perfect for making a statement, a vacation or a cocktail sundowner. Flirty, fun, and irresistibly full of charm. Meticulously handwoven and dyed by artisans from Telangana. From a relic to contemporary clothing, this piece seamlessly merges the rich tradition of Telia Ikat with urban apparel, making it a must-have for those who appreciate both culture and style. PRODUCT DETAILS: - Handwoven Telia Rumal Ikat Fabric by Sri Devi Handlooms - 100% GOTS certified organic cotton yarn - Zipper on the side - Adjustable straps - Stitched in Bangalore, Karnataka
Technical Specifications
- Material
- 100% GOTS certified organic cotton yarn
- HSN code
- 620442
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A lush dress, chiseled with a sultry side slit and candied with a palette full of colours. This piece is perfect for making a statement, a vacation or a cocktail sundowner. Flirty, fun, and irresistibly full of charm. Meticulously handwoven and dyed by artisans from Telangana. From a relic to contemporary clothing, this piece seamlessly merges the rich tradition of Telia Ikat with urban apparel, making it a must-have for those who appreciate both culture and style. PRODUCT DETAILS: - Handwoven Telia Rumal Ikat Fabric by Sri Devi Handlooms - 100% GOTS certified organic cotton yarn - Zipper on the side - Adjustable straps - Stitched in Bangalore, Karnataka
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: 12-14 business days
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