This garment is a collaboration between the artists at Nagula Jarndu Designs and the Saheli Women in Rajasthan, India. A social enterprise centered on traditional craft and textiles practices in Jodhpur founded to create opportunities and financial independence for women. Collaborating with Saheli meant that we have more transparency in the production our garments, in ways that are both environmentally sustainable and ethically sound. It also supports jarndunil (women) like us! Designs by seven Nagula Jarndu artists were developed into either wood blocks or interpreted into an embroidery pattern by the makers in Jodhpur.

The soft pastel colours of this collection are the result of choosing natural dyes to create the repeat prints.

This design was created by artist Lorraine Hunter, It's called Mala (Trumpet shell) printed on 100% Egyptian cotton

 Description:

• Generous flowing fit
• Ruched elasticated waist band with lots of give
• Hem finishes at ankle
• Ample side seam pockets

*Please note that the pattern placement will vary slightly on each garment. these are also hand printed with natural dyes. You might notice slight flecks of colour on the garment which are not a flaw but part of the hand woodblock printing process

Size and fit guide:

These garments run true to size and are designed to be both generous and comfortable. 

Measurements: waist / waist stretched to max/ length waistband to ankle

S: 72cm / 112cm / 97cm 
M: 80cm / 120cm / 99cm 
L: 88cm / 136cm / 100cm 

Care and washing guide:

Handwashing your garment in cold water and ironing from the inside-out, will ensure that it is a part of your wardrobe for years to come.