Sukoon — Dawrān skirt

Arabic: to turn, to circle Dawrān — to turn, to circle. A 12-panel floor-length circular skirt in Chikankari-on-georgette over oatmeal linen. Kasavu gold cord piping on all 12 panel seams. 40 hours of hand work. The most celebrated individual piece of the SUKOON collection. Dawrān is a 12-panel circular skirt — each panel cut from Chikankari-on-georgette layered over oatmeal linen. Kasavu gold cord piping traces every one of the 12 panel seams, so when the skirt turns, the gold draws a full circle around the body.A Kasavu border at the hem grounds the silhouette in its South Indian craft heritage. Over 40 hours of hand work per skirt — the hand embroidery alone accounts for 40 of those hours.This is the piece the collection turns around. · Chikankari-on-georgette (panels) · Oatmeal handloom linen (underlayer) · Kasavu gold cord (piping, all 12 seams) · Kasavu border (hem) Includes: Dawrān (SKIRT) Every SUKOON piece is made-to-order. For a personalised fit, share your measurements Bust, Waist, Hip, Sleeve, shoulder to floor length at the time of purchase.