Noor Hand-embroidered Kantha Suit Set - White

Name: Noor Hand-embroidered Kantha Suit Set - White
Brand: Anita Dongre
SKU: F23R43RP_WHIT
Price: 880.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$880

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Meticulously crafted by master artisans, kantha embroidery highlights Noor. Resplendent in nature-inspired motifs, the running stitch elevates the look of this contemporary suit in vibrant threads.

Colour: White

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Socially Sustainable

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Product Details

Style Number: F23R43RP

Measurements: Kurta Length: 119.38 cm (47")
Bottom Length: 99.06 cm (39")
Dupatta Length: 250 cm (2.5 mts)
Dupatta Width: 91.44 cm (36")

Content: Kurta & Bottom: 87% Viscose+13% Silk; Dupatta: 80% Cotton+20% Silk; Lining: 100% Cotton

No. of Components: 3

Wash Care: Dry Clean Only

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.

Fit: True to Size.
Fabric: Viscose Silk.
Kantha Embroidery.
Set includes: Kurta, Bottom & Dupatta.

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SUSTAINING OUR CRAFT HERITAGE

An ancient embroidery technique from West Bengal.

Kantha is the embodiment of modern-day sustainability. Its name is tied to the Sanskrit word for 'rags', and its method was employed to give old fabrics a new life with a fine running stitch which took the shape of flora and fauna, imaginatively stitched by rural women artisans.