₹32,500
Elevate your wardrobe with the Neelanjana Set, a handcrafted ensemble celebrating India’s rich textile heritage. This off-white and red jacket dress set features a stunning Jamdani temple border, hand-spun in Kupadam, South India, and chemical-free handwoven Khadi. The set includes a Khadi temple border jacket, a classic sleeveless pleated dress, striped handloom cotton pants, and a matching Khadi dupatta. Lightweight, breathable, and artisan-made, this set blends sustainable fashion, traditional craftsmanship, and everyday elegance.
Technical Specifications
- Material
- Khadi; handloom cotton; hand-spun (Kupadam)
- Colour
- Off-white with red temple border
- HSN code
- 620342
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Elevate your wardrobe with the Neelanjana Set, a handcrafted ensemble celebrating India’s rich textile heritage. This off-white and red jacket dress set features a stunning Jamdani temple border, hand-spun in Kupadam, South India, and chemical-free handwoven Khadi. The set includes a Khadi temple border jacket, a classic sleeveless pleated dress, striped handloom cotton pants, and a matching Khadi dupatta. Lightweight, breathable, and artisan-made, this set blends sustainable fashion, traditional craftsmanship, and everyday elegance.
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: Usually an order is dispatched within 24 hours of placing an order, on occasion ... it might take up to 72hours for dispatch.
chemical-free handwoven Khadi, artisan-made, hand-spun in Kupadam
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Upasana is an Auroville-based conscious fashion studio blending design, spirituality, and social responsibility. They create sustainable apparel using organic cotton, natural dyes, and herbs, supporting marginalized Indian artisan communities.
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