A double ikat check pattern – this handwoven Indian textile has a wondrously precise construction technique wherein the pattern is tied and dyed at specific spots before weaving the yarns into a fabric. The skill and precision of the artisans is such that a pattern emerges at these specific spots after the yarns are interlaced into a fabric. The signature serrated pattern is a result of this handcrafted artistry (fabric sourced from Andhra Pradesh)

In the first design, a hint of forest green adds colour to the monochrome palette and in another variant, red and yellow fringed jhumka latkans pair with a black dupatta with playful hints of colour giving these ensembles a distinctly boho vibe