Avi Roop Pure Kota Doria Blockprint Suit (T+B+D) Brown

What does the print look like on this Avi Roop suit?

Soft peach and tan floral vines climb across a cream ground. The vines grow upwards rather than repeating in a grid, which gives the fabric a natural, flowing feel and a slightly lengthening effect when stitched into a kurta.

What is special about the dupatta?

It has a wide floral vine border. That wide border becomes the focal point when the dupatta is draped, framing the outfit with more presence. Pin it on one shoulder to let the border fall along the front, or drape it across both shoulders to show it at both ends.

Is it unstitched?

Yes. It comes as unstitched pure cotton Kota Doria fabric: a 2.4–2.5 m top piece, a 2.4–2.5 m bottom piece and a 2.3–2.4 m dupatta, so you can choose the kurta length, neck and sleeves.

How does the dupatta drape?

At 2.3–2.4 m in light, crisp Kota Doria, it is easy to handle. Pinned on one shoulder, it shows off the wide border; draped loosely around the neck, it frames the face with the soft peach and tan vines.

Will the colours bleed in the wash?

Always wash it separately, so it never sits with other clothes in the water. Use cold water and a mild detergent, don't soak it, and dry it in the shade to look after the soft peach and tan print.

Where is this suit made?

It is handcrafted at the Indiehaat unit in Kota, under master artisan Haq Nawaz. The vines are stamped by hand with carved wooden blocks, so slight variations in colour and placement are natural.