Blossom Warli Handblock Print Khadi Silk Beige Suit (T+B+D)

What is Warli print, and how does it show here?

Warli is a tribal art style built from simple geometric shapes, with triangles, circles and lines forming figures and trees. On this suit, rows of tiny black triangle figures and trees run across a cream ground, punctuated by orange circles. The designs are carved into wooden blocks and printed by hand.

Does the dupatta carry the same print?

The dupatta picks up the orange circle motifs from the top, so it ties into the set without repeating the full figure rows. That keeps the outfit balanced: the detailed Warli rows on the kurta and a lighter echo on the dupatta.

Is this a stitched suit?

No, it is unstitched dress material in khadi silk. The top is 2.4 to 2.5 metres long and 44 to 45 inches wide, the bottom 2.4 to 2.5 metres long and 42 inches wide, and the dupatta 2.3 to 2.4 metres long and 32 to 33 inches wide.

Which neckline and cut suit the Warli rows?

Because the figures run in rows, ask your tailor to keep them horizontal and aligned at the side seams. A straight kurta with a simple round, boat or band neck lets the pattern read cleanly. Black piping echoes the figures, and orange tassels on the tie-ups pick up the circles.

How should I wash it?

Hand wash gently with a mild detergent, on its own, to keep the black and orange print clear on the cream ground. Do not soak, scrub the print or wring it out. Dry in shade, and iron on the reverse to protect the fine figure lines.