- Embroidered Indian-style tunic
- Made from a poly-silk (72%-28%) blend
- Henley neckline, vented hem, side slits
- Hand-embroidered
- Available in sizes S-XXL (please see tunic measurements below)
- Made in India
Garment Flat Measurement (Inches): Please note that the measurements are for the flat garment. Depending on your comfort level, please add 4-6 inches to your body measurements. Since these are handmade, please allow for a little variation. Length is 30" - 31".
S: Chest 42" Hips 44"
M: Chest 44" Hips 46"
L: Chest 46" Hips 48"
XL: Chest 48" Hips 50"
XXL: Chest 50" Hips 52"
Wash care: While we recommend hand-wash separately due to embroidered threads, the fabric wash instructions are as follows: cold wash, tumble dry, medium iron, and do not bleach.
This item may feature slight variations in color, print, and overall design. Such characteristics enhance the unique artistry of each piece. Due to the handmade nature of the piece, please allow for a slight variance in sizing.
design: A relaxed, tunic-length top in an intricate black-and-beige paisley print, gathered at a split Henley neckline with dense hand embroidery worked in florals and metallic thread across the chest.
size: Available in sizes S-XXL. Flat garment measurements run from chest 42"/hips 44" (S) to chest 50"/hips 52" (XXL), with a body length of 30"-31". Add 4-6 inches to your body measurements for a comfortable fit, and allow for slight variance since each piece is handmade.
material: Poly-silk blend (72% polyester, 28% silk)
features: Hand embroidery at the neckline, Henley placket, 3/4-length sleeves, vented hem, side slits, allover paisley print, made in India
care: Hand wash separately in cold water to protect the embroidered threads, then tumble dry, iron on medium heat, and avoid bleach.
disclaimer: Because each tunic is hand-embroidered and printed, please allow for slight variations in color, pattern placement, and sizing from piece to piece.
Meaning & Intention
The paisley, or boteh, motif that spills across this tunic is one of the most enduring patterns in Indian textile art, its curved teardrop shape long associated with the cypress tree and the bending, resilient nature of life itself. Woven and embroidered into fabric for centuries, it carries an old association with fertility, abundance, and the continuity of growth — a pattern meant to be lived in, not just looked at.
The hand embroidery framing the neckline speaks to a different kind of meaning: the value of the human hand in a mass-produced world. Each floral cluster and metallic thread is placed by a working artisan, a small act of attention repeated stitch by stitch until the garment becomes as much a record of craft as an item of clothing.
Together, print and embroidery root this tunic in a tradition where clothing was never separate from beauty, story, or care — a reminder that what we wear can still carry intention, culture, and the mark of someone's hands.
Easy to layer over leggings or jeans, this tunic brings a little of that handmade, storied quality into an ordinary day — dressing up a simple errand, a workday, or a quiet afternoon at home with pattern and craft instead of polish.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Women who want an easy, relaxed top with cultural richness and handmade character
- Purpose: Everyday wear, layering, travel, gifting, adding cultural texture to a casual wardrobe
- Intention: Culture, Self-Expression, Comfort
Questions & Guidance
What is this tunic made of?
It's crafted from a poly-silk blend (72% polyester, 28% silk), giving it a soft drape with a subtle sheen.
How should I wash it?
Hand wash separately in cold water to protect the embroidered threads, then tumble dry and iron on medium heat. Do not bleach.
How do I choose my size?
Measurements listed are for the flat garment, so add 4-6 inches to your body measurements for your usual comfort level, and expect slight variation since each tunic is handmade.
Is the embroidery done by hand?
Yes, the floral embroidery at the neckline is hand-worked, so you may notice small, natural variations from one tunic to the next — part of its handmade character.
What makes this tunic 'Indian-style'?
It draws on traditional Indian textile design, from the paisley (boteh) print to the hand embroidery and tunic silhouette, and is made in India.
