Wrap-Around Vintage Patchwork Long Skirt with Floral Print
Dry clean only. Store folded in a soft muslin pouch away from direct sunlight to keep the sheen alive.
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Behind this piece
Patchwork textile traditions in India carry centuries of intent. Across Rajasthan and Gujarat, artisans have long assembled fabric remnants into compositions that refuse to be called lesser for their origins. This skirt honours that instinct: vintage silk pieces, each holding its own floral memory, are joined into a wrap that moves between Arcadia green, warm Tofu, and exuberant multicolour. The technique demands an eye for proportion and chromatic tension. What emerges is not a quilt of accidents but a considered arrangement, where every seam is a deliberate conversation between one fragment and the next.
How to style
For a sunlit afternoon gathering, pair this skirt with a fitted ivory silk blouse and flat Kolhapuri sandals in tan leather. During cooler evenings, layer a cropped indigo bandhani jacket over a simple white kurta tucked loosely at the waist. For a wedding festivity, choose the Arcadia colourway and anchor it with a gold temple-set necklace, a single bangle, and block-heeled mojris in deep burgundy. The wrap silhouette accommodates easy adjustment, meaning it moves comfortably from a heritage-market afternoon into a candlelit dinner without requiring a change of thought.
Fabric & care
Silk retains its lustre only when treated with patience. Hand wash this skirt in cool water using a ph-neutral, silk-specific detergent, working gently without wringing or twisting. Because this piece combines multiple silk fragments, avoid soaking for longer than three minutes. Rinse thoroughly, then roll it within a clean cotton towel to absorb excess water. Dry flat in shade, away from direct sunlight, which fades natural dyes progressively. Store folded along existing seam lines inside a breathable muslin bag. Steam lightly to refresh; never press with a hot iron directly against the fabric surface.
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