Taani

East Meets West: Unique Handpainted Mul Cotton Top with Chikan Yoke. This one-of-a-kind top is a beautiful fusion of East and West, blending traditional Indian craftsmanship with modern artistic flair. Crafted from a luxurious beige mul cotton, the fabric offers a soft and breathable feel, perfect for warmer days.

A Tapestry of Design:

• Handpainted White Florals: Delicate white florals bloom across the main body of the top, each meticulously handpainted for a truly unique artistic statement.

• Chikan Fabric Yoke: The neckline and shoulders boast a stunning chikan yoke, a traditional Indian embroidery technique featuring intricate white threadwork on a contrasting beige fabric. This adds a touch of timeless elegance and cultural heritage.

• Black and Gold Gutta Highlights: Black and gold gutta outlining defines the handpainted florals and chikan embroidery, adding depth and dimension to the overall design.

Designed for Comfort and Individual Style:

• Beige Mul Cotton: The luxurious beige mul cotton ensures exceptional comfort and a relaxed drape, perfect for everyday wear.

• 50-Inch Size: This unique top comes in a comfortable 50-inch size, offering a flattering fit for various body types.

This handpainted mul cotton top is a conversation starter! Turn heads and express your individuality while appreciating the artistry of traditional Indian craftsmanship. It's perfect for adding a touch of artistic flair to your everyday wardrobe or for a special occasion.

Nurture the Art: Caring for Your Handpainted apparel

• First Time's the Charm: For optimal results, we highly recommend dry cleaning your garment only for the first time. This will help set the paint and ensure its longevity.
• Give it a Rest: We recommend waiting at least one month before washing the shirt for the first time. This allows the paint to fully cure and prevents any potential smudging.
• Gentle Care: When washing becomes necessary, opt for handwashing in cold water with a gentle detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, or wringing the garment.
• Sun's Not a Fan: Avoid drying this shirt in direct sunlight, as this can fade the vibrant colors. Lay it to dry in a cool, shaded area.
• Iron caution: Iron the garment 4-5 times before first dry cleaning.

By following these simple steps, you can ensure your one-of-a-kind handpainted garments stays looking its best for years to come!

Each piece is unique just like you, so there’s only ONE! 

When you buy from me, you buy a unique piece that I spent hours handcrafting with passion. This isn't just fashion, it's a statement. A statement that says you appreciate individuality and handcrafted quality. Are you ready to tell your story?