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Purple Fuchsia Katan Silk Suit, Fringed Dupatta | Phuhaar

Name: Purple Fuchsia Katan Silk Suit, Fringed Dupatta | Phuhaar
Brand: IndieHaat
SKU: 40327DBKS40ISN
Price: 6199.0 INR
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Made to be seen: fuchsia for sangeets and day weddings.

White and pale gold give it a warmth one print colour can't.

Top+Bottom+Dupatta Stitch to 4XL Colour-Fast

Regular price Rs. 6,199.00 ~~Rs. 8,699.00~~ | Save Rs. 2,500.00 (28% off)

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Description +

Fuchsia silk stamped all over in small white and pale gold florals.

Why this piece

White and pale gold together give the fuchsia a warmth that a single-colour print does not reach.

Colour-fast on a saturated shade, with no bleeding on the first wash.

The dupatta ends in horizontal stripes and a decorative fringe, finished before it reaches your tailor.

The print

A stylised floral motif repeats densely across the fuchsia ground in white, with pale gold tones warming the pattern where they fall. At arm's length the effect is a fine, glowing texture; up close you can pick out every individual stamp.

The dupatta closes with horizontal stripes and a decorative fringed edge, which gives the drape a natural weight at the ends.

The fabric

Katan silk carries a saturated shade like fuchsia better than almost anything else at this price, holding the lustre without turning shiny. The fabric is opaque and needs no lining, and it is colour-fast, so the white stays white against the pink.

Styling

Fuchsia is a festive shade first: sangeets, pujas, daytime weddings, and any occasion where you would rather be seen than blend in. Gold jewellery follows the pale gold in the print; keeping the bottom simple lets the kurta carry the colour. Against premium woven silk suits, you are paying for genuine hand block craft here rather than for a name.

What you get

Top: 2.5 m, 44 to 45 inches wide

Bottom: 2.5 m, 44 to 45 inches wide

Dupatta: 2.5 m, 35 to 36 inches wide

Weight: 600 to 650 g for top, bottom and dupatta together

Lining: Not needed, the fabric is opaque; add one only to elevate the look

Stitching: Up to 4XL for straight kurta sets, length customisable

Care: Dry clean the first wash, then a gentle cold hand wash

Dispatch: Dispatched the next working day, even though every metre is printed by hand

Collection: Phuhaar

The small irregularities in the print and the variation in colour depth are the signature of blocks pressed by hand.

Specifications +

Fabric / Material	Katan Silk
Craft / Technique	Hand Block Print
Colour	Purple
Origin / Cluster	Bhagalpur

Craft & Story +

A shade this strong leaves the printer nowhere to hide. In Bhagalpur, the fuchsia ground is printed with a hand-carved block, one impression at a time, and every stamp of white sits visibly against it. The artisan judges the ink, the pressure and the placement by eye and by long practice, working down the length of the silk in a rhythm that has not changed for generations. What arrives with you is that rhythm made visible, in a print with small variations no screen or machine would ever produce.

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FAQ +

Why white and pale gold together?

White and pale gold give the fuchsia a warmth a single-colour print does not reach. The stylised floral repeats densely, so at arm's length it reads as a fine, glowing texture, and up close you can pick out every stamp.

How does the dupatta end?

In horizontal stripes and a decorative fringe, finished before it reaches your tailor. The stripes carry a pale gold tone, and the striped end gives the drape a natural weight where it falls.

Is fuchsia too bright for the office?

Not if you keep the bottom plain and the jewellery light; it then reads confident rather than loud on a working day. Its natural stage is festive occasions, and it also suits a kitty lunch or an evening dinner with gold that follows the pale gold in the print.

How does katan handle a shade this saturated?

Katan silk holds the lustre of a saturated shade like fuchsia without turning shiny, and the fabric is opaque, so it needs no lining for the colour to look rich. It is also colour-fast, so the light print stays clean against the pink.

How should I style the bottom?

Keep it simple. A plain, straight cut lets the kurta carry the colour and the white-and-gold print without competition. Gold jewellery follows the pale gold in the print, and the bottom fabric is 2.5 metres at 44 to 45 inches wide, enough for straight pants or a salwar.

Will the white bleed or turn pink?

No. The fabric is colour-fast on this saturated shade, with no bleeding on the first wash, so the white stays white against the pink. Dry clean first, then a gentle cold hand wash.