Hand Embroidered Indigo Cotton Tunic

₹ 13,500.00

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Bring a touch of Indian artistry to your everyday style with this beautifull hand-embroidered cotton tunic. It’s crafted from naturally dyed, indigo blue block printed Ajrakh, with a hint of patchwork and loads of attention to detail.
Designed for comfort and style, the tunic has side seam pockets, a relaxed A-line silhouette with bracelet-length sleeves and a contrasting border print at the hemline. Vibrant Kutch hand embroidery frames the button down placket completing the look with an elegant artisan finish.

Details

100% cotton, hand block printed in India
Hand embroidery and patchwork detailing
Shell button front placket
Relaxed A-line fit with bracelet-length sleeves
Small: 38” bust | Large: 46” bust
Length: 30” (shoulder to hem)

A timeless, one-of-a-kind piece that pairs beautifully with jeans, pants, or skirts — perfect for those who love slow fashion, boho chic style, and heritage textiles.

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Fit & Sizing
Each piece is designed to drape with ease, offering a relaxed silhouette intended for flow and comfort. We encourage selecting your usual size. The cut allows subtle fluidity, and side slits or A-line shapes ensure graceful movement. If you’re unsure, feel free to reach out—Lisa personally responds to fit queries
Pure Fabric & Care
All textiles used by Madame Hall are 100% natural, handwoven cotton and Ajrakh fabrics crafted with natural dyes by master artisans like Sufiyan and Adam Khatri. To preserve their color and texture, wash gently in cool water with mild detergent and let them air-dry in the shade. Minor variations in print and hue are not defects, they reflect the handmade craft and character of each piece.
Not Mass-Made
Our garments are made in small, seasonal batches or one-off editions, each piece is designed to be truly unique. This intentional approach limits production, reducing waste and elevating exclusivity. You’re not just buying clothing; you’re investing in slow fashion, sustainability, and the future of thoughtful craft.