Musings on style, fashion, jewellery, inspirations, art, travel, pictures and sometimes sane and sometimes not quite sane ramblings of a nomadic mind.
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Kalamkari Cape
One of my favourite fabrics in the whole wide world is; Kalamkari, which is a kind of hand-painted or block-printed cotton textile, produced in India. It is my absolute favourite and I have everything from kurtas to shirts to capes to gaghraas and even wall-hangings in this fabric. In most cases vegetable dyes are used to etch these amazing designs on fabrics and you've seen me wear a duster in this fabric here. This fabric gets softer and more wonderful after umpteen washes making the designs stand out more.
In the above photos I am wearing a cape tailor-made to satisfy my twirling needs, I feel like a pixie running about in my cape on the rocks by the water.
Labels:
Anarkali,
Australian beach,
backpacking,
cotton,
diaporic desi style,
fabrics,
Indian silver,
Kalamkari,
natural,
silk,
Street-style,
Sydney,
Tamarama
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