Rabari Hand Embroidered Jacket

$460.00 USD

Easy, comfortable, and incredibly striking. This all-over embroidered jacket is a celebration of color, texture, and handcraft. Every inch is covered in vibrant, intricate embroidery—a mosaic of traditional motifs brought to life by skilled artisans of Artisaga in India.

Handcrafted from a cotton-silk blend, it carries a soft sheen and light structure, making it perfect for layering through the festive season. Whether styled over denim for daytime flair or draped over evening silks, this jacket brings artful sophistication to every look.

Stylist Tip: Let the embroidery take center stage. Pair with neutral tones and minimal jewelry for effortless elegance.

Care Instructions: Dry clean only

Handcrafted in India by Artisaga
Cotton-Silk Blend

Measurements:
XS Length – 33" Bust – 32" (slim fit)
S Length- 31" Bust- 34" 
Medium 31.5" Length - Bust 36"

Size

- XS

Fit

Runs small
True to size
Runs large
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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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