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Indigo Katan Silk Suit, Mandala-Border Dupatta | Phuhaar

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SKU: 31018WBKP752

Deep indigo: office on a weekday, dinner the same evening.

Two block scales in one set: tiny sprigs under large mandala rings.

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

Tiny sprigs cover the fabric; large circular mandalas ring the dupatta ends.

Why this piece


  • Two block sizes in one set, small sprigs against big circular mandalas, which is unusual on a printed silk suit.

  • Hand block printed in Bhagalpur with hand-carved wooden blocks, never screen or machine printed.

  • Deep indigo that stays deep, colour-fast with no bleeding on the first wash.

The print

Small off-white sprigs run all over the main length in a close, quiet repeat. The dupatta changes register entirely, carrying large circular mandalas in a horizontal band above a fringed hem, so the two pieces work as contrast rather than as more of the same.

Printing a large block cleanly is the harder job, since the whole motif has to take colour evenly in a single press. Look for the places where it lands slightly heavier on one edge; that is the hand, not a flaw.

The fabric

The indigo reads as a deep violet-blue with a matte surface and the soft lustre katan silk is bought for. It is opaque enough to stitch without any lining, and light enough that the finished set drapes close instead of standing away.

Styling

A deep indigo is the most versatile shade in this range, at ease at the office on a weekday and at a family dinner the same evening. Silver or oxidised jewellery picks up the coolness of the blue; gold warms it towards festive. Let the mandala border sit at the front when you drape, since that is the detail worth showing.

What you get



  • Top: 2.5 m, 44 to 45 inches wide


  • Bottom: 2.5 m, 44 to 45 inches wide


  • Dupatta: 2.5 m, 35 to 36 inches wide


  • Weight: 600 to 650 g for top, bottom and dupatta together


  • Lining: Not needed, the fabric is opaque; add one only to elevate the look


  • Stitching: Up to 4XL for straight kurta sets, length customisable


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


  • Dispatch: Dispatched the next working day, even though every metre is printed by hand


  • Collection: Phuhaar

The variation in the depth of each stamped mandala is the signature of hand block printing, and the reason no two dupattas match exactly.

Specifications +
Fabric / MaterialKatan Silk
Craft / TechniqueHand Block Print
ColourIndigo
Origin / ClusterBhagalpur
Craft & Story +
Two blocks, two hands, one length of silk. In Bhagalpur, a printer works the small sprig block across the fabric at speed, then switches to the heavy circular block for the border, where the press has to be firm and even for the whole motif to take. Each block was carved by hand before it ever met the silk. Neither stage uses a screen or a machine, which is why the finished piece carries subtle shifts in depth and alignment that a printed reproduction never will.
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FAQ +

What are the two block sizes in this set?

Small off-white sprigs run all over the main length in a close, quiet repeat. The dupatta changes register entirely, carrying large circular mandalas in a horizontal band above a fringed hem, so the two pieces work as contrast rather than more of the same.

What shade is the indigo?

It reads as a deep violet-blue with a matte surface and the soft lustre katan silk is bought for. It leans clearly towards violet, so expect a purple-blue rather than a navy.

Why does a mandala sometimes print heavier on one edge?

A large block has to take colour evenly in a single press, which is the harder job. Where a mandala lands slightly heavier on one edge, that is the printer's hand on a heavy block, and it is why no two dupattas match exactly.

How should I drape the dupatta?

Let the mandala border sit at the front, since that is the detail worth showing. Folded away over the shoulder, the dupatta would read as just more small sprigs, and the change of scale would be lost.

Silver or gold with indigo?

Silver or oxidised jewellery picks up the coolness of the blue and keeps it understated for the office. Gold warms the same set towards festive, so you can change its mood with jewellery alone.

Will the indigo bleed?

No. The deep indigo stays deep and is colour-fast, with no bleeding onto the off-white on the first wash. Dry clean it first, then a gentle cold hand wash. It is opaque, so no lining is needed.

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