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Red Peacock Blockprint Katan Silk Suit Set | Chaupal

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SKU: 31018WBKP744

A finished set: fringed drape, banded bottom, no plain hems.

Cream peacocks step through hand-stamped vines across the red.

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

Cream peacocks step through floral vines across a deep red field.

Why this piece



  • Colour-fast - the cream stays cream, with no red bleeding into it on the first wash.


  • A fringed dupatta and a banded bottom, so the set is finished rather than plain-hemmed.


  • Complete unstitched set - top, bottom and dupatta, 2.5 metres each.

The peacock print

Two colours only, red and cream, which is what gives the print its clarity: the vines carry the movement and the peacocks land at intervals along them. The dupatta ends in a fringe and the bottom piece carries a horizontal band of pattern.

An ornate motif on a two-colour ground reads far dressier than it costs, and it stays wearable long after a heavily embellished piece has become an occasion-only buy.

Silk, fit and styling

Katan silk lends the red its lustre and drape and stays opaque, so no lining is needed. The three pieces weigh 600 to 650 g together.

Best stitched as a straight kurta so the vines run unbroken; gold jhumkas and a cream or gold sandal finish it for a day wedding or a festive lunch, while a plain cream bottom keeps it office-appropriate.

What the set includes



  • Top: 2.5 metres, 44 to 45 inches wide


  • Bottom: 2.5 metres, 44 to 45 inches wide


  • Dupatta: 2.5 metres, 35 to 36 inches wide


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


  • Stitching: straight kurta set up to 4XL, length customisable


  • Lining: not required, the fabric is opaque; add one only to elevate the look


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


  • Dispatch: printed by hand, yet dispatched the next working day


  • Collection: Chaupal

The peacocks sit slightly differently along each length - a hand-placed block does not repeat itself perfectly.

Specifications +
Fabric / MaterialKatan Silk
Craft / TechniqueHand Block Print
ColourRed
Origin / ClusterBhagalpur
Craft & Story +
A peacock is a demanding block to carve: tail, crest and body all have to survive being cut into wood and then inked hundreds of times. In Bhagalpur the printer stamps the vine first so the ground has its movement, then places each bird along it by eye. Cream on red leaves no room to hide a slip, which is why this print is a fair test of a printer's hand - and why the small shifts between repeats are worth looking for.
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FAQ +

How do the peacocks and vines work together?

With two colours only, red and cream, which gives the print its clarity. The vine is stamped first so the ground has movement, then each peacock is placed along it by eye, landing at intervals.

What do the dupatta and bottom look like?

The dupatta is a plain cream with a peacock band along its edge, and it ends in a tasselled fringe. The bottom piece carries a horizontal band of pattern, so the whole set is finished rather than plain-hemmed.

Is it too dressy for the office?

No. With a plain cream bottom it stays office-appropriate, which is where it starts. With gold jhumkas and a cream or gold sandal it carries a festive lunch, a kitty brunch or an evening dinner, and it reads dressier than it costs.

How should it be stitched?

As a straight kurta, so the vines run unbroken down the body and the peacocks stay whole. Flared panels or busy yokes would cut the birds off mid-step and lose the flow of the print.

Why is a peacock block demanding?

Tail, crest and body all have to survive being cut into wood and then inked hundreds of times. Cream on red leaves no room to hide a slip, so the small shifts between repeats are worth looking for.

Will the red bleed into the cream?

No. The fabric is colour-fast, so the cream stays cream with no red bleeding into it on the first wash, on the kurta or on the cream dupatta. Dry clean first, then a gentle cold hand wash.

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