Adjustable Dupatta Top

Adjustable Dupatta TopMashru is draped across the chest to form a cowl like neck that references the drape of a dupatta that allows the wearer to play with form and placement. The Dori or tie at the hemline creates the opportunity for the top to be cropped or long. Tie and tuck for a cropped length or leave loose and hanging for the longer.

cut for the traditionalists features a pintuck yoke detail

The piece is a commentary on how tradition and individual identity meld to form the complex reality that South Asian women exist within

the dress is fabricated in a Tencel based textile and fastened with a detachable metal piece

Includes detachable straps

duo toned buttons and a Vanki cuff (a South Indian arm ornament)

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A resin dome containing the Nandivardhanam flower is bezel set in the silver plated metal frame

a traditional South Indian piece of temple jewelry that typically depicts the Goddess Lakshmi is reinterpreted and redesigned to represent the women and femmes that surround us and the multiple realities they exist within

The South Indian Madras check textile is fully lined and cut into a classic trouser with a twist

The metal pieces inspired by traditional South Asian anklets are cast and plated in silver

A triple placket detail with duotones buttons form closures on both side seams

layering piece or even a sari blouse