NOTO

We take cotton hand-crocheted panels and attach them to woven cotton using a hand embroidery technique. The fabric is then printed using block prints from the 200-year-old archive of Suraj Narain Titanwala, one of the last original natural dye block printers in Bagru, Rajasthan.

• DRY CLEAN ONLY WITH A GOOD AND CAREFUL DRY CLEANER

Note: The garment may exhibit patchy dyeing and marks as a result of the natural dyeing process. The print may naturally fade due to exposure to sunlight and washing. Dry crocking (the transfer of dye onto other fabrics and surfaces when dry) may also occur. Refrain from pairing this clothing item with light colors until any remaining color has been eliminated, as there might be some color transfer.