Luo Festival Caftan

$529.00 USD

This one-of-a-kind caftan celebrates the ancient art of Gejia batik, handcrafted in Huangping County, Guizhou Province, China, by artisans of the Gejia ethnic minority group. Dyed in 100% natural indigo, grown and processed locally, the caftan features intricate white motifs hand-drawn using a traditional la dao (蜡刀). Each detail reflects generations of artistry and cultural tradition, transforming this extraordinary caftan into a wearable work of art.

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One Size:

Full Length: 51" 
Bust: 47" 
Neck: 8" 
Slit: 11" 

Cotton

Dry clean only.

Indigo-dyed garments are unique because they are designed to fade, which means they can bleed and transfer color (crock) onto lighter fabrics, skin, and upholstery. This is a natural characteristic of genuine indigo, not a defect.

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