Cloud Sky Hand-embroidered Chikankari Linen Co-ord - White

Name: Cloud Sky Hand-embroidered Chikankari Linen Co-ord - White
Brand: Grassroot by Anita Dongre
SKU: S24GR287_WHIT
Price: 300.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$300

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Inspired by summer skies and songbirds this Chikankari coord is crafted in Linen. Hand-embroidered by women artisans from Lucknow this soft and flowy set comes in a round neckline and full sleeves with button closure.

Colour: White

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We require 48 hours to dispatch the order & delivery will take 7-10 business days within USA.

Socially Sustainable

Women’s Empowerment

Artisans First

Product Details

Style Number: S24GR287

Measurements: Top Length: 101.6 cm (40")
Sleeve Length: 54.61 cm (21.5")
Sleeve Opening: 19.05 cm (7.5")
Pant Length: 99.06 cm (39")
Pant Bottom Opening: 50.8 cm (20")

Content: Bemberg (Cupro)35% + Linen 40% + Modal 25%

No. of Components: 2

Wash Care: Do not soak or bleach. wash it separetely inside out. Hand wash gently with mild detergent. dry in shade. Iron using low heat.

Country of Origin: India

Name and Address of Manufacturer: House Of Anita Dongre Private Limited, Plot No R 847/1/1, TTC Ind. Area, MIDC, Rabale, Navi Mumbai, India - 400701.

Is sustainable
Has pockets
Set Includes: Top & Bottom

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The colour of the product may vary slightly from how it appears here. This may be due to different display settings on various devices and also because of any lighting filters or special effects used during the shoot.

SUSTAINING OUR CRAFT HERITAGE

Chikankari from Lucknow, India

A single Chickankari design can hold as many as ten stitching techniques. Taking a garment months to produce and taking a craftsman at least a decade to master its skill.<br> Which is usually why creating Chickankari is often entrusted to families whose experience with the craft goes back generations.