MAYI Embroidery Dress

MAYI Embroidery DressDesign: Classic collar dress with balloon sleeves and adjustable ends giving a breezy feel. Embroidery: Hand Embroidery in blue hues and mirrors on the placket and balloon sleeves. This is called Banjara Embroidery, done by the women from a thanda (a small south Indian village) who possess a wealth of embroidery knowledge and skill attained through years of practice. Fabric and Craft: Mangalgiri Handloom. Mangalgiri town in India known as 'The

Mangalgiri town in India known as 'The Auspicious Hill

Uppada fabrics are woven using a non-mechanical method and can be traced back to the Jamdani weaving technique which was introduced 300 years ago and has a rich heritage

This comes with Pockets as a Cherry on Top

and a V-neckline adding a touch of sophistication and refinement to the overall look

It's fascinating to note that the preparation of yarn for pit looms involves the efforts of at least 30 people

Design:A ruffle obsessed skirt coordinated with a classy deep V blouse

Made with Jacquard fabric that has a motif woven into the construction of the weave

definitely making a statement by expressing the wearer’s creativity and lively spirit

This Shirt exudes a unique and playful vibe that is perfect for both casual and sophisticated looks as it embodies tradition and quirkiness

Made with a Pure Cotton Fabric printed with centuries-old Jaipur Block Printing process which has a recorded history dating back to the Indus Valley civilization around 3500 to 1300 BC

and Tie-knot at the waist creating a Graceful

simplistic patterns