What does the Creative dupatta look like?
Multicolour bands of diamonds and triangles in pink, green, yellow and purple run down the sides of the beige dupatta, with a peacock in a bird panel at the end and small stitch-like crosses on the ground. Draped, the border frames the front of the outfit.
What colour is the top in the Creative set?
The top is a warm beige with an apricot-tan tone. That warm shade sits well with the beige dupatta; cream or brown bottoms suit it and keep the look soft, and you will need to pick one separately, as no bottom is included.
What is tussar silk?
Tussar is a silk thread obtained from a wide-winged moth, and it is naturally yellowish-brown in colour. Much of it is produced around Bhagalpur, where it is called Bhagalpur silk. The fabric in this set is Silkmark certified tussar, with Madhubani-style work block printed on the dupatta.
Is the print colour-fast?
Treat the printed dupatta gently: dry clean only, no home washing, and keep perfume and water off the motifs. Hand processes can vary, so minor differences in colour are part of the craft.
Will the colours match the photos?
Very close, but screens vary, so a shade may look slightly brighter or softer in person. Minor irregularities are also part of handcrafted pieces, so daylight is the best way to judge the true apricot and beige.
Is the Creative set dressy enough for an office party?
It suits the office first, and is easily dressed up for an office party with statement earrings and a neatly pinned dupatta. The warm top and painted dupatta also work for kitty parties or brunches, and for festive days.