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 purple.
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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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.
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.
Occasion and Styling
The rich blue tone and detailed Shibori work make it suitable for festive wear, family functions, and dressed-up daytime occasions.
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