Pure Linen Serene White Dupatta & Katan Silk Green Top Set

How are the dupatta ends finished?

Each end of the white linen dupatta finishes in a pink and lime band with lime tassels. It frames the scattered pink and lime oval butis on the body and gives the dupatta a neat edge when it falls over the shoulder.

Is the top plain or patterned?

The Katan top is a plain teal with a matte, even surface, so all the pattern sits on the dupatta. That makes the top easy to restyle on its own later, with a printed or plain dupatta from your wardrobe.

How much fabric is there for the top?

You get about 2.4 to 2.5 metres of Katan silk at 44 inches wide. Take these numbers to your tailor with your preferred kurta length and sleeve, so they can plan the cut before they begin.

What care does the set need?

Dry cleaning is preferred. For home washing, use a gentle hand wash with mild detergent, wash each piece on its own, and dry in the shade. This keeps the hand-dyed teal and the white dupatta looking fresh.

Where does it come from?

It comes from Bhagalpur in Bihar. The top is Katan silk and the dupatta pure linen, a fibre from the flax plant that breathes well and grows softer with every wash.

Will the teal match the picture?

It should be close, but screens vary and hand dyeing brings small shifts in shade from piece to piece. Expect the same teal family and the same pairing, with minor differences that come from the handwork.