Pink City Prints
Pink City Prints produce hand woven bags and clutches made out of recycled plastic bags and biscuit packets. Their modern prints are made using traditional Indian methods. Many designs are printed with hand carved wooden blocks, which fix the dye onto locally sourced cotton or silk. Their indigo patterns are made with limestone mud, sawdust and the heat of the sun. Pink City’s handloom fabric is made by a women’s co-op in central India. The women are taught skills in hand-looming, accountancy and management which gives them financial independence in a very traditional, rural area. They weave using organic cotton which is dyed using local vegetables and plants.
£150.00
Channelling my heroin Frida! The black cotton khadi has been hand-loomed and then hand-embroidered with flowers and stripes. The khadi is lovely and warm for winter days with cosy pockets and an optional tasselled belt. Easy to wear with black tights and boots.
£200.00
Decadent long ruffles of silk crepe hand-embroidered with disco palm trees and stars. The most dazzling dress for jungle night time soirees. A flattering cut and easy wrap style which looks great on all shapes. A one off!
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