Description
Nui Shibori is a hand-stitched resist-dyeing technique where the fabric is hand-sewn in specific patterns, pulled tight, and then dyed — the stitching resists the dye, leaving behind soft, organic motifs once the threads are removed. Each piece carries subtle variations in the pattern, a signature of the handwork involved. The silk base gives the set a natural sheen, gentle drape, and a light, breathable feel. This one is beautiful shade of Indigo Blue.
Shibori is a centuries-old resist-dyeing art form, and the Nui (stitched) variation in particular demands precision and patience, making every piece a small work of craft rather than a mass-printed repeat. Silk enhances the technique further, holding dye beautifully and lending the finished fabric a soft luster.
Kurta: 2.5m
Dupatta: 2.5m
Both Kurta and Dupatta are Silkmark certified
These are hand stock and can be shipped the same day or next day. Can be delivered within 3-5 days in India. We also do International shipping.
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Fabric and Material
Yes, pure mulberry silk has a natural luster that becomes more pronounced as light plays across the handwoven texture.
Authenticity & Sourcing
Yes, both the kurta fabric and dupatta are woven in 100% pure silk, giving the set a natural sheen and soft drape. Both Kurta and dupatta are SILKMARK CERTIFIED
Craft & Technique
Yes, each Shibori piece is hand-stitched and hand-dyed, so slight variations in the pattern are natural and are a mark of genuine handwork, not a defect.
Nui Shibori is a traditional Japanese-inspired hand-stitching resist-dye technique. The fabric is hand-sewn in a pattern, pulled tight, then dyed — the stitched areas resist the dye, creating soft, organic motifs once the threads are removed.
Occasion and Styling
The rich blue tone and detailed Shibori work make it suitable for festive wear, family functions, and dressed-up daytime occasions.
Care & Maintenance
Dry cleaning is recommended to preserve the silk texture and dye. If hand washing, use a mild silk-safe detergent in cold water and dry in shade.