Tell me about the pattern on the top.
A white dotted diamond lattice runs over a deep ground, a tight, even grid that feels classic and neat. The fine dots soften the geometry, so it looks crafted rather than stark, and it reads well both up close and at a distance.
What does the bottom look like?
The bottom has rose-pink medallions, a softer and rounder motif than the diamonds on top. That mix of shapes, and the warm pink against the deep top, keeps the set from looking too matchy while still feeling like one outfit.
How does the dupatta drape?
It is Kota Doria, so it is light and falls softly. The ends carry zigzag and lattice bands with tassels, which show best when you let one end hang long over the shoulder. Pinned on one side, it stays in place through a workday without feeling heavy.
What comes in the box?
Three unstitched lengths: about 2.4 to 2.5 metres for the top, 2.4 to 2.5 metres for the bottom, and 2.3 to 2.4 metres for the dupatta. You get it tailored to your measurements and preferred style, from a short kurti to a full-length kurta.
Will it be too warm for summer?
No, summer is where it does best. Pure cotton Kota Doria has an open, airy weave that lets air move through, with a crisp feel and soft drape, so it stays comfortable in warm weather. It is a good choice for long workdays and travel.
Why might my piece differ slightly from the picture?
The batik is done by hand: wax is applied, the cloth is dyed, then the wax is removed. Each section comes out with small differences in line and tone, and screens can shift colours too. Those variations are part of what makes a handmade piece.