Crescent Field Hand Dyed Silk Dupatta blouse and dhokra buttons made using

and dhokra buttons made using the ancient lost-wax technique

The result is a textile where colour and form emerge directly from the dyeing process rather than being printed or applied later

The design is not printed or stamped

Made from handwoven tassar silk

In most brocade sarees

Crescent Field Hand Dyed Silk Dupatta blouse and dhokra buttons made usingCrescent Field is a hand dyed silk dupatta created through controlled resist dyeing that forms large colour fields across the textile. Blush pink spreads across the centre while chartreuse yellow moves along the edges in curved transitions. During the dyeing process, sections of the silk are resisted so the dye enters the fabric in controlled areas. This creates soft boundaries between colours and reveals a crescent form that appears as negative space