Crafted from lightweight and soft old Indian thin cotton,
these pieces were popular among hippies in the 1970s.
Young people of that era favored clothing with ethnic and mystical elements,
leading to a significant influx of Indian-made, hand-block printed dresses into the European and American markets.
Distinctions between these vintage pieces and modern products are quite apparent,
observable in details such as labels, dress styles, materials, and pattern designs.
Those who frequently follow Indian-made dresses from the hippie era
can easily distinguish them!
Due to their age, these garments inevitably bear the marks of time,
(possibly with slight yellowing or oxidation of the gold print).
Their material is exceptionally soft and thin,
and they will tear if pulled forcefully or snagged.
We hope that those who choose to purchase understand
the nature of Indian thin cotton products from that era,
or appreciate the value of such pieces.
Indian thin cotton items are exquisitely beautiful
and represent an entire era.
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Model is 176cm tall.
Flat measurements:
Shoulder: 37cm
Bust: 46cm
Length: 66cm
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**One mended spot on the back. This has been reflected in the price.**
These are delicate and were once costly; please handle with care.
We recommend gentle, separate hand washing in cool water, do not wring, and hang to dry.
(Minimize washing to extend the garment's lifespan)
**Hand-block printing inherently involves slight misalignments or incomplete patterns, which is normal! The charm of these prints lies in their handcrafted aesthetic, making them highly distinctive. The dyes are typically derived from natural minerals and plants. Depending on the climate conditions during drying, even the same dye can result in variations in color, meaning each batch of fabric has its own unique hue. Considering these factors, perfectionists may wish to reconsider!**
1. Indian block-printed garments typically use natural plant and mineral dyes. Without chemical fixatives, some color release during washing is expected. We strongly recommend hand washing separately to ensure the longevity of the garment. If machine washing is necessary, please use a suitably sized laundry bag and wash with light-colored items only. However, we cannot guarantee the garment will remain undamaged.
2. These are vintage items, and as such, they will have signs of wear. There may be loose threads, minor stains, or small holes (which will be noted in the description if present). These are considered acceptable within the scope of overall appearance. Perfectionists, please refrain from purchasing. If you have any questions about the item, please feel free to message us. :)
3. For embroidered items, please hand wash separately and do not soak. After washing, place in a laundry bag and spin in the washing machine before hanging to dry.
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- Crafted from lightweight and soft old Indian thin cotton, these pieces were popular among hippies in the 1970s. Young people of that era favored clothing with ethnic and mystical elements, leading to a significant influx of Indian-made, hand-block printed dresses into the European and American markets. Distinctions between these vintage pieces and modern products are quite apparent, observable in details such as labels, dress styles, materials, and pattern designs.
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