Anika Hand Block Printed Kimono

$155.00 USD

A beautifully crafted kimono-style robe, hand block printed in India using traditional techniques and natural dyes. Each piece is created in very limited quantities, making it feel truly special and one-of-a-kind. The soft, breathable cotton carries the subtle irregularities and charm. The delicate floral and paisley motifs, combined with layered border detailing, give this piece a timeless feel. Designed with a relaxed silhouette, wide sleeves, and a matching belt, it moves easily between home and out in the world. 

Styling notes: Wear it open over jeans and a tank as an easy duster, or belted as a dress for a relaxed, elevated look. It’s equally perfect as a robe; something to throw on slowly in the morning or unwind in at the end of the day. 

Care Instruction: Hand wash cold with like colors. 

Handcrafted in India 
100% Handloom cotton

Measurements: 
Total length 47" 
Shoulder to shoulder 18" 
Sleeve length 24" 
Sleeve opening 8" 

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Model is 5'9" and wears size XS. Length: 52 in. Shoulder to hem, relaxed fit. 100% linen gauze.
Gentle hand wash separately in cold water. Do not soak. Gentle steam iron. Drip dry flat in the shade.

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