Artistic Katan Silk Madhubani Red Suit (T+B+D)

What makes the Artistic Red different?

It is a two-colour print: lotus vines and peacocks in white on a red base, with the dupatta in the same white-on-red print and tasselled ends. Against the multicolour beige suits it reads bold and graphic, and the plain cream bottom keeps it crisp.

What should I pair with red and white?

A plain white or cream bottom keeps it crisp; a red bottom makes it a bold single-colour look. Silver jewellery suits the white print, while gold makes it more festive.

Is it suitable for festive occasions?

Yes, though its first role is office wear. A red katan suit with a white peacock print looks bright yet neat at work, naturally festive at celebrations, and dressy enough for a dinner. For festive occasions, swap small studs for jhumkas and drape the dupatta open.

Is the suit stitched?

No, it comes as unstitched fabric for top, bottom and dupatta, so you can have it tailored to your measurements and preferred style. The dupatta is ready to wear. Unstitched sets also let you decide where the printed motifs fall on the kurta.

What is Madhubani block print?

It combines the motifs of Madhubani folk art from Bihar with block printing: artisans carve wooden blocks with Madhubani-inspired designs and press them onto the fabric. The designs often show scenes from nature, mythology or everyday life, outlined in bold, graphic lines.

Will the print fade or run?

Block-printed colours can loosen a little in early washes, which is why we suggest dry cleaning first and washing separately afterwards. Use cold water and mild detergent, never soak, and dry in the shade, as strong sun fades printed colours over time.