This style is made of handwoven cotton silk fabric which was woven by our weavers in Murshidabad. In this collection, we’ve employed the dying technique of Arashi Shibori to create textures on our garments. For this style, we’ve created textures in the shades of tan on the bed of vanilla & ivory cotton silk. It’s a notch collar low hem two tier shirt dress with drop shoulder balloon sleeves. This style has an interesting highlight of silk organza & hand embroidery in the cuff, collar & belt of the dress with hand embroidered buttons. This is a supremely stylish and interesting style that you can also pair up with a silk organza hand embroidered camisole.
Please Note - The price is without camisole, it's only for the dress.

The Loom Art believes in reviving the dying craft culture and heritage of artisans by giving them employement and promoting the craft to sustain it for a lifetime. Recreation of ancient hand embroideries like Kantha, Phulkari, Cross Stitch and further more to remind the consumers of simpler times. The collections are a medium to channelize these techniques with thoughfully designed motifs in order to keep the ancestry of story telling alive.SDG5: Gender Equality , SDG7: Affordable & Clean Energy, SDG9: Industry Innovation & Infrastructure ,SDG8: Decent Work & Economic Growth, SDG11: Sustainable Cities & Communities Responsible Consumption & Production , SDG15: Life On LandThe label focuses on reviving old authentic craft techniques and generating a platform of employement fo locals and bringing handloom back in vogue. They promote the idea of handwoven textiles and loom made fashion and ensure that the whole process is sustainable in its true sense where they give major credit to the fair trade and fair wage policies. Sustainability to them means sustaining livelihoods of talented artisans and thinking about sustainability as a way of life, for the same they also send a postcard mentioning the artisan that made your garment. " HAPPY CLOTHES MADE BY HAPPY HANDS" is their motto which define their beliefs.