Editor's Note
It’s An A- Line Dress With Deep V- Neck And Statement Sleeves. It Has A Smart Twisted Bodice. Made Of Handwoven Cotton Silk, It’s A Half & Half Dress In Which One Half Is In Solid Maroon Color And Two Techniques Has Been Used In The Other Half I.e. Arashi Shibori And Bandhani In The Shades Of Beige & Rosewood.
- Fabric: Handwoven Cotton Silk
- Color:
Beige & Rosewood
- Care: Dry Cleaning The Clothes Is Preferable or Hand Wash Separately In Cold Water
About the Designer
A vivid solo traveller, an artist at heart, a nature lover and a social activist. The Loom Art derives it’s name from the designer’s love towards handloom and her core admiration towards art.
Aarushi Kilawat, is a Fashion Design graduate from Pearl Academy, & holds a specialisation in Print Textiles & Fashion Styling from Nottingham Trent University,UK.
Her label focuses on reviving old authentic craft techniques, and generating a platform of employment for locals & bringing handloom back in vogue.
She believes how a machine made clothing can never replace the love and hardwork that is reflected in a hand made piece.
It's this love that she wants to magnify and sustain.
Editor's Note
It’s An A- Line Dress With Deep V- Neck And Statement Sleeves. It Has A Smart Twisted Bodice. Made Of Handwoven Cotton Silk, It’s A Half & Half Dress In Which One Half Is In Solid Maroon Color And Two Techniques Has Been Used In The Other Half I.e. Arashi Shibori And Bandhani In The Shades Of Beige & Rosewood.
- Fabric: Handwoven Cotton Silk
- Color:
Beige & Rosewood
- Care: Dry Cleaning The Clothes Is Preferable or Hand Wash Separately In Cold Water
About the Designer
A vivid solo traveller, an artist at heart, a nature lover and a social activist. The Loom Art derives it’s name from the designer’s love towards handloom and her core admiration towards art.
Aarushi Kilawat, is a Fashion Design graduate from Pearl Academy, & holds a specialisation in Print Textiles & Fashion Styling from Nottingham Trent University,UK.
Her label focuses on reviving old authentic craft techniques, and generating a platform of employment for locals & bringing handloom back in vogue.
She believes how a machine made clothing can never replace the love and hardwork that is reflected in a hand made piece.
It's this love that she wants to magnify and sustain.