What is the print on this set?
Rows of small geometric motifs in mustard and black run vertically over a beige ground, hand block printed in a neat buti layout. The ordered rows give it a crisp, understated look, and the wide black band at the hem adds a strong finish.
What does the black hem band do?
The wide plain black band at the hem adds weight and contrast to the light beige skirt. It picks up the black in the motifs and makes the flare stand out when you move. It also gives the outfit a more graphic, modern edge.
Where could I wear this?
Festive days are its first home, especially if you prefer a muted palette to bright colours. It also works for sangeet nights, mehndi gatherings and haldi mornings, where the mustard in the print feels right at home.
What pieces are included?
The set has a lehanga, a choli and a dupatta, all in pure cotton made in Jaipur. The choli comes in sizes 36 to 46 (S to XXXL) with a 15 to 16 inch length, and the dupatta is 2.4 to 2.5 metres.
How flared is the skirt?
It has a 5.5 metre flare built from 28 kalis, so there is plenty of swing and volume. With the wide black band at the hem, the flare shows off clearly as you walk or dance, and the beige ground keeps the look soft.
Will the beige stay fresh after washing?
Dry cleaning is preferred, and it is the safest way to keep the light ground clean. If you hand wash, use a mild detergent, wash the set separately so the black band doesn't mark the beige, and dry it in the shade.