What kind of print does it have?
The scarlet ground is densely covered in small cream floral sprigs and vines, hand block printed so the pattern feels rich but even. The fine scale keeps it traditional and graceful, and a dark printed band at the hem grounds the bright red.
What is the dupatta like?
The dupatta is printed in cream and maroon, a softer, deeper partner to the scarlet. It frames the face in lighter tones and adds a second print to the outfit without clashing, since it shares the cream of the skirt's sprigs.
What sizes is it available in?
The choli is available from 36 to 46 (S to XXXL), with a top length of 15 to 16 inches. Choose the size closest to your bust measurement. The skirt is 16 to 17 inches long, with a 5.5 metre flare across 28 kalis.
How can I wear the dupatta?
It measures 2.4 to 2.5 metres, enough for a full drape. Wear it pleated on the left shoulder, draped over the head for a traditional function, or open across both arms for a relaxed festive look.
Is it comfortable for a long celebration?
It is pure cotton, known for its softness and breathability, and it absorbs moisture well. That makes it a comfortable choice through a long mehndi, haldi or festive day, and the 5.5 metre flare of the skirt lets you move freely.
Could the red run?
Bright reds need care in the first washes. Dry cleaning is preferred. If you wash at home, hand wash it alone in a mild detergent, keep the wash short, and dry it in the shade. Wash the cream dupatta separately from the skirt.