Indian Spice-dyed Tunic Size:Small so why not keep them

so why not keep them close to your heart

The patterns are adapted from traditional pre-Columbian textiles in rich reds and cool grays

ornately framed accents were once part of that legendary palace

also called the Mercy Goddess

because you want it to feel like you’ve had it forever but look like it’s brand new

Indian Spice-dyed Tunic Size:Small so why not keep themHand block printed tunics like this are becoming scarce. Mass marketed screen printing is easier to produce, but the result is never as special and full of character. We think the richness of multilayered patternsstamped by hand and dried in the Indian sunis worth the extra effort. Hand printed in southern India using vegetable and spice based dyes. This tunic is cut a little slimmer in the bust, and the fabric doesnt have much stretch. Fuller chested