ring

Step out in style with this one-of-a-kind vintage fabric skirt, crafted in Thailand from repurposed Hmongtextiles. Each pleated panel features bold, brightgeometric hill tribe motifs—no two skirts are alike,making yours truly unique. The weighty cottonskirt is fully lined with a comfortable elasticwaist make it perfect for fall layering. A beautifulfusion of heritage and contemporary style

Made from cotton in a solid onyx hue, this feminine tunic from India is created by Isha Jain. This tunic's three-quarter length sleeves feature the printed image of peacocks, evoking traditional Madhubani art. A henley neckline with covered buttons and a drawstring tie at the empire waist complete this lovely tunic.

India’s Isha Jain creates a gorgeous tunic-style blouse with block-printed peacock motifs embellished with exquisite Kantha running stitch embroidery. Colorful Kantha stitches can also be found around the mandarin collar and the sleeve borders. The three-quarter-sleeved design features pintucks down the front and a button closure, making it a wonderful addition to your closet.

Featuring golden paisleys that are printed by hand using the block printing technique, this A-line dress is simply fantastic. Vijay Singh presents this dress from India, which is made of black viscose chiffon. A short skirt with long sleeves and a tie neckline complete this piece.

Block-printed stripes dance across this cotton tunic dress, where tradition meets contemporary flair in every carefully crafted detail. Designed by India's Ritu Agnihotri, it showcases a high round neckline punctuated by a bead-adorned slit, while practical side pockets blend seamlessly into the design. The real drama unfolds at the hemline, where a long, flared ruffle cuts asymmetrically to create beautiful movement with every step. Lace inserts at the skirt joints add an unexpected modern edge to the timeless block printing technique, making this dress a celebration of artisanal craftsmanship with a fresh perspective.