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Maroon Katan Silk Suit, Turquoise Geometric Borders | Phuhaar

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SKU: 20205KSWB028

Turquoise on maroon: a jewel pairing, not a safe tonal.

Key-style geometric bands are printed straight into the ends.

Top+Bottom+Dupatta Stitch to 4XL Colour-Fast
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Description +

Turquoise sprigs repeat over maroon, closed by angular geometric bands.

Why this piece


  • Turquoise on maroon is a jewel pairing, not the safe tonal contrast most maroon sets use.

  • Geometric key-style bands finish the ends, so the length arrives with its borders built in.

  • Opaque silk at 600-650 g for the three pieces - deep in colour, light to wear.

The print

Small stylised botanical motifs run in a steady all-over repeat across the maroon, with touches of yellow and dark blue picked out inside them. The ends are closed by linear geometric bands in a repeating key pattern, which gives the set a clean architectural finish rather than a floral one.

Wearing it

Maroon is the reliable festive and formal shade, and the turquoise stops it looking heavy - good for evening functions, and equally at home on a formal office day with the bottom kept plain. Use the geometric bands as the kurta hem. Genuine hand block printing on katan silk from Bhagalpur is unusual: the craft is normally sold on cotton, and katan normally arrives woven. Block printed by hand, and still dispatched the next working day.

The details



  • Top: 2.5 m, 44-45 inches wide


  • Bottom: 2.5 m, 44-45 inches wide


  • Dupatta: 2.5 m, 35-36 inches wide


  • Fabric: Katan silk, opaque, no lining needed


  • Craft: hand block print, Bhagalpur


  • Weight: 600-650 g for all three pieces together


  • Stitching: up to 4XL, length customisable


  • Care: dry clean the first wash, then gentle cold hand wash


  • Collection: Phuhaar

A geometric band is where hand printing shows most honestly - the repeat breathes, and the corners are set by eye rather than by machine.

Specifications +
Fabric / MaterialKatan Silk
Craft / TechniqueHand Block Print
ColourRed
Origin / ClusterBhagalpur
Craft & Story +

Straight lines are the hardest thing to print by hand. The geometric bands on this length were laid in Bhagalpur with a narrow carved block walked end to end, each impression butted against the last by eye, and the printer keeps one hand on the fabric to hold it true. The botanical sprigs in between are quicker work, but they too are pressed one at a time, which is why the maroon field never repeats with perfect regularity.

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FAQ +

What are the bands at the ends?

Linear geometric bands in a repeating key pattern close the ends, so the length arrives with its borders built in. They give the set a clean, architectural finish rather than a floral one, and they work best as the kurta hem or a sleeve edge.

Why turquoise on maroon?

It is a jewel pairing rather than the safe tonal contrast most maroon sets use. The turquoise stops the maroon from looking heavy, and small touches of yellow and dark blue inside the sprigs keep the all-over repeat lively.

Is a colour this deep heavy to wear?

Not at all. It is deep in colour but light in weight: the three pieces together come to 600-650 g, and the silk is opaque, so no lining is adding bulk.

Are the key-pattern lines perfectly regular?

No, and that is honest hand work. Straight lines are the hardest thing to print by hand. A narrow carved block is walked end to end, each impression butted against the last by eye, with the printer's other hand holding the fabric true. The repeat breathes and the corners are set by eye.

How should I keep the bottom so the bands stand out?

Keep the bottom plain and stitch the geometric bands as the kurta hem. On a formal office day that keeps the outfit restrained, and for an evening you simply change the jewellery.

Will the turquoise bleed into the maroon?

No. The fabric is colour-fast and does not bleed on the first wash, so the turquoise sprigs keep their edges against the maroon. Dry clean it the first time, then a gentle cold hand wash keeps both colours clean.

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