Vanhi Hand-embroidered Kantha Suit Set - Blue

Name: Vanhi Hand-embroidered Kantha Suit Set - Blue
Brand: Anita Dongre
SKU: F23R38RP_BLUE
Price: 650.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$650

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Unravel a distinct shade of the sky with Vanhi. Handcrafted with detailed kantha embroidery, this cool-toned ensemble is highlighted with nature-inspired motifs across its length.

Colour: Blue

Size:

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Socially Sustainable

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Product Details

Style Number: F23R38RP

Measurements: Kurta Length: 116.84 cm (46")
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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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

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.