Festive Fusion Stitched Lehanga Choli Set Mystical Indigo Blockprinted

How do the prints on the top and skirt differ?

The choli carries a small floral buti, while the skirt has looser, larger floral shapes, both in indigo and white. The two scales work together, so the set looks coordinated but not flat. Blue and white is a classic pairing that suits a wide range of skin tones.

What are the pink details?

Pink tassels and pink piping at the hem add small pops of colour to the indigo and white. They bring a playful, festive touch and soften the deep blue. The hem also has a narrow printed strip just above the piping.

What size is the lehanga?

The lehanga is free size with a length of 40 inches, and the choli is 16 to 17 inches long. The set comes stitched. If you are petite, slightly higher footwear helps the 40 inch skirt sit at the right length.

How is it block printed?

It is hand block printed using natural colours, in the tradition of the chhipa printers of Rajasthan. The cloth is prepared and printed by hand through their indigenous methods, block by block, so slight variations in motif and colour are part of each piece.

How should I look after it?

Dry cleaning is preferred. For home care, hand wash gently with a mild detergent, wash the set separately and dry it in the shade. Handle the tassels gently and avoid wringing the piped hem so it keeps its shape.

How long is the dupatta and how can I drape it?

The dupatta is 2.4 to 2.5 metres. Drape it on one shoulder with the end flowing at the back, wrap it loosely across both arms, or take it over the head for a more traditional function. It is printed in the same indigo and white as the set.