Originating from the historic village of Bagru in Rajasthan, India, Bagru Kantha is a unique form of embroidery that combines the intricate stitchwork of Kantha with the iconic block printing techniques and the use of natural plant based dyes.
Bagru printing involves skilled craftsmen meticulously block printing geometric motifs and floral patterns onto fabric using natural dyes derived from plants and minerals, resulting in vibrant and intricate designs. Both processes embody centuries-old traditions of Indian textile craftsmanship, resulting in exquisite pieces that celebrate the rich heritage and artistry of the region.
A roomy jacket that wiil suit a variety of sizes. Perfect as a statement piece, or layered over dresses or pants.
Garment - Free Size (AU 8 - AU 14)
Model Size 10
Originating from the historic village of Bagru in Rajasthan, India, Bagru Kantha is a unique form of embroidery that combines the intricate stitchwork of Kantha with the iconic block printing techniques and the use of natural plant based dyes.
Bagru printing involves skilled craftsmen meticulously block printing geometric motifs and floral patterns onto fabric using natural dyes derived from plants and minerals, resulting in vibrant and intricate designs. Both processes embody centuries-old traditions of Indian textile craftsmanship, resulting in exquisite pieces that celebrate the rich heritage and artistry of the region.
A roomy jacket that wiil suit a variety of sizes. Perfect as a statement piece, or layered over dresses or pants.
Garment - Free Size (AU 8 - AU 14)
Model Size 10
Garment Care
Hand Wash: When washing is necessary, hand wash your garments in cold or cool water using a mild detergent. Natural indigo dyed fabrics may lose some colour in the first few washes, so it’s important to wash them separately.
Line Dry in Shade: Line dry your clothes in the shade to avoid direct sunlight, which can cause fading and damage. Do not use a dryer.
Airdry the garment to get rid of any odours and freshen it up. Dry Clean sparingly.
