Indigo Horizon Stripe Batik | 3-Piece Unstitched Suit Set
Indigo Horizon Stripe Batik | 3-Piece Unstitched Suit Set
Fabric Size Chart
Unstitched · 3 Piece Set
| Piece | Length | Width | Suggested Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top / Kurta | 2.5 metres | 111.8 cm (44″) | Kurta, Shirt, Short Kurti |
| Bottom / Salwar | 2.5 metres | 111.8 cm (44″) | Salwar, Trouser, Sharara |
| Dupatta | 240 cm (2.4 m) | 115 cm (45″) | Dupatta / Stole |
⟐ Fabric is unstitched. Consult your tailor before cutting. Tie-dye cloud marks and tonal variation are natural — every piece carries its own unique character.
Heritage & Craft
Resist. Stripe. Cloud. Three Layers of Indigo Craft.
The vertical stripes on this top are resist-dye — fine strips of fabric were tightly bound or waxed before indigo immersion, allowing the white ground to bleed through in narrow lines. The cloudy tonal variation between the stripes is the natural consequence of partial dye penetration — no two metres carry the same cloud pattern.
The cross-clover motif on the bottom is a separate resist — each four-petal cross form individually blocked or bound before the same indigo dye bath, scattered loosely across the cloud-textured ground.
The Making
Resist, Dip, Release, Reveal
Three separate resist-dye processes — vertical binding for the stripe top, individual cross motif masking for the bottom, and a combination of both for the dupatta.
Fine vertical sections of the indigo cotton are tightly bound with thread or waxed in narrow parallel strips before dye immersion — the bound sections resist the indigo, emerging as white stripe lines after release.
The bound fabric is submerged in indigo dye — the unbound areas take the colour unevenly, creating the organic cloudy tonal variation that gives the fabric its handcrafted depth.
The four-petal cross-clover motifs are individually masked before the bottom fabric's indigo dye bath — each cross loosely placed in a scattered arrangement across the cloud-textured ground.
All bindings and resists are removed, revealing the full pattern — pieces are then rinsed, shade-dried and heat-set to permanently fix the indigo and white resist pattern into the cotton fibres.
Wear It Your Way
Indigo Minimal. Office to Evening. Effortless.
The vertical stripe top is as versatile as it is artisanal — clean enough for office wear, rich enough in texture for evening occasions. The scattered cross-clover bottom adds quiet pattern without breaking the indigo palette.
Three shades of the same blue, three different craft processes — one completely cohesive set. Unstitched — tailored to your exact fit.
The Dupatta
Cross Motifs Above. Both Borders Below. Complete.
The body carries the same scattered white cross-clover motifs on cloud-textured indigo as the bottom fabric. Then the hem border brings the full set together: a circle-and-dash motif stripe band (the same as the top's hem border), followed by a vertical resist-stripe band (matching the top's body), all framed by the dotted square border stripe — every element of the set contained in one drape.
Top / Kurta
2.5 m × 111.8 cm
Indigo · White vertical stripe batik
Bottom / Salwar
2.5 m × 111.8 cm
Indigo · White cross-clover motif
Dupatta
240 cm × 115 cm
Indigo · Cross body · Stripe border
Wash & Care
Keep the Indigo Deep. Keep the White Crisp.
- Hand wash separately in cold water with mild detergent.
- Do not soak or scrub printed areas. No bleach or harsh chemicals.
- Dry in shade — sunlight fades indigo and yellows white resist areas.
- Iron on low heat from reverse side only. Do not wring harshly.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.