Folk figures in ivory white scatter across a black ground — raised hand motifs, tree-of-life forms, and small stars and rings repeating in loose, scattered clusters, hand block printed in the tribal-inspired style long associated with Rajasthan's monochrome prints. Toward the hem, the scatter gives way to structure: a scrolling vine border in ivory, then a dense diagonal band of small floral booties, closing with a second scroll border to match the first.
The second fabric carries that same floral booti in a tighter, all-over diagonal grid — no border, no scatter, just the motif repeated edge to edge in black and ivory. The dupatta flips the palette entirely, the tree and hand motifs now printed black on an ivory ground, reversing the story told by the main fabric.![]()
This unstitched cotton set includes 2.25m for the top, 2.25m for the bottom, and 2.5m for the dupatta — 7.5m in total, ready for your tailor to shape into whatever you're picturing.
Black and ivory, scatter and structure, reversed and repeated — a print built to anchor any wardrobe.