Deep Green Ikat Maxi Dress
We're giddily twirling in this beautiful gorgeous Ikat dress! The age-old Uzbekistan tradition is stunning in a modern maxi dress of ethereal green and white. This striking ensemble is sure to turn heads.
Stylist tip: a dress that can be synched at the waist or worn free flowing. Long sweeping a-line design with 3/4 length sleeves and a collar, perfect for popping.
Care instructions: hand wash cold. Drip dry.
Handcrafted in Uzbekistan
Silk/Cotton Blend
Read more about the artisan group here.
Explore more of The Ikat Collection, here.
Measurements:
Extra Small: Length - 57", Bust - 37", Sleeve - 16"
Small: Length - 58", Bust - 39", Sleeve - 16"
Medium: Length - 58", Bust - 41", Sleeve - 17"
Large: Length - 58", Bust - 42", Sleeve - 17.5
Size
- Small
Fit
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