Long Bias Dress Patchwork captures the enigmatic depths of

captures the enigmatic depths of the ocean

Irregular placements of shell buttons adds to the Karomi quirk

A single dupatta approximately has a half a million stitches that requires a minimum of 300 (wo)man-hours to make

captures the serenity of the ocean waters as it makes its way through the reefs

pebbles and sand against the ceaseless crashing of ocean waves and a distant horizon

Long Bias Dress Patchwork captures the enigmatic depths ofThis dress is made in hand spun cotton fabric in jamdani weave. The fabric is handwoven and hand dyed in natural dyes. This dress features a distinctive placket made with upcycled patchwork fabric, in seam side pockets with boxy sleeves. This dress consists of a flared panel attached with faggoting detail. This is an easy and casual summer dress suitable for any day time activity.