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Teal Green Katan Silk Suit, Pink Floral Print | Phuhaar

Name: Teal Green Katan Silk Suit, Pink Floral Print | Phuhaar
Brand: IndieHaat
SKU: 40327DBKS44ISN
Price: 2899.0 INR
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A solved contrast: the pink drape lifts the teal for you.

Dense print sits in a frame on the dupatta; the rest stays sparse.

Top+Bottom+Dupatta Stitch to 4XL Colour-Fast

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Description +

Teal green silk printed with pink and white florals, block by block.

Why this piece

Pink florals on teal is a true contrast pairing, not a matched tone-on-tone set.

The dupatta carries a dense print inside a rectangular geometric frame, while the top and bottom stay sparse.

Colour-fast, so the pink does not run into the green on the first wash.

The print

Small florals in pink and white repeat across a teal ground. The density is deliberately uneven across the set: sparse on the top and bottom, so the printed dupatta can carry the pattern without the whole outfit shouting.

A rectangular geometric frame runs around the dupatta edges, containing the print rather than letting it bleed off the cloth.

The fabric

Katan silk in a matte teal that reads green in daylight and deepens indoors, with the lustre and graceful drape that separates it from a printed cotton. It is opaque, so it needs no lining, and the three pieces together weigh only 600 to 650 g.

Styling

Green with a pink contrast is a daytime combination, and it holds up equally at the office and at a festive lunch. If you want the contrast dupatta to lead, keep the kurta and bottom plain in the stitching and skip a heavy necklace; gold or pearl earrings are enough. Genuine hand block on silk in a contrast pairing like this is uncommon at this price, where most contrast sets are printed cotton.

What you get

Top: 2.5 m, 44 to 45 inches wide

Bottom: 2.5 m, 44 to 45 inches wide

Dupatta: 2.5 m, 35 to 36 inches wide

Weight: 600 to 650 g for top, bottom and dupatta together

Lining: Not needed, the fabric is opaque; add one only to elevate the look

Stitching: Up to 4XL for straight kurta sets, length customisable

Care: Dry clean the first wash, then a gentle cold hand wash

Dispatch: Dispatched the next working day, even though every metre is printed by hand

Collection: Phuhaar

The subtle shifts in register and colour depth are the signature of hand-pressed blocks, and no two pieces carry them in the same places.

Specifications +

Fabric / Material	Katan Silk
Craft / Technique	Hand Block Print
Colour	Green
Origin / Cluster	Bhagalpur

Craft & Story +

Contrast printing is a test of judgment. Working in Bhagalpur, the artisan lays pink and white motifs onto a teal ground with hand-carved wooden blocks, one impression at a time, where any hesitation in the pressure shows immediately against the darker colour. The frame around the dupatta is laid last, block by block, aligned by eye. Nothing in the process is automated, and that is precisely why the finished cloth carries small irregularities that mark it out as the work of a person rather than a machine.

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FAQ +

Why is the print density uneven across the set?

Deliberately. The top and bottom stay sparse, so the dupatta can carry the dense pink and white florals inside a rectangular geometric frame without the whole outfit shouting. The frame runs around the dupatta edges, containing the print rather than letting it bleed off the cloth.

What is the teal really like?

A matte teal that reads green in daylight and deepens indoors, so expect it to shift a little between rooms. It has the lustre and graceful drape that separate silk from a printed cotton.

How do I let the contrast dupatta lead?

Keep the kurta and bottom plain in the stitching and skip a heavy necklace. Gold or pearl earrings are enough, and the pink florals on the dupatta do the rest.

How is the dupatta frame printed?

Last, block by block, aligned by eye around the edges after the florals are in. Any hesitation in pressure shows against the darker teal, which is why the finished cloth carries small irregularities that mark it as the work of a person rather than a machine.

Is it heavy, or does it need a lining?

Neither. The katan silk is opaque, so it needs no lining or astar, and the three pieces together weigh only 600 to 650 g, so the stitched suit stays light and comfortable.

Will the pink run into the teal?

No. The fabric is colour-fast, so the pink florals do not run into the green on the first wash, and it stays colour-fast after washing. Dry clean it the first time, then a gentle cold hand wash keeps it looking good.