Product Description: Discover the charm of a patchwork series that combines three unique patterns in a single garment. This patchwork dress showcases vibrant designs on a richly textured cotton fabric, masterfully crafted by artisans to create a gentle and nuanced aesthetic. Its relaxed box silhouette provides a comfortable fit that drapes beautifully without clinging to the body. The asymmetric patchwork adds a distinctive touch, effortlessly completing a striking natural ethnic style with minimal effort. Subtle yet elegant leaf-shaped shell buttons add to its allure. Specifications: Brand: MALAIKA Country of Manufacture: India Material: 100% Cotton Fabric: Lightweight with significant transparency, crafted from threads of varying thickness, resulting in a loosely woven, textured, and airy fabric. Features: Asymmetric patchwork design Front shell leaf buttons Side pockets Cuffed sleeves with tucks Colors: Black, Blue Size (FREE): Length: 105cm Body Width: 81cm Bottom Width: 79cm Sleeve Length: 42cm (measured from neckline) Cuff: 40cm Model Height: 164cm Model Wearing Color: Blue Special Notes: This product is made from highly transparent fabric, so we recommend pairing it with a camisole or slip dress for additional coverage. Images are for illustrative purposes only, and actual products may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies. About MALAIKA: "MALAIKA" means "angel" in Swahili. The brand cherishes the warmth of traditional craftsmanship passed down through generations across Asia, Africa, and South America. Since its inception, MALAIKA has been dedicated to conveying the warmth of handmade work. The brand incorporates traditional techniques like block printing, hand embroidery, hand weaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dyeing, utilizing abundant natural materials to celebrate the cultural and artisanal richness of these regions. Block Printing: Block printing is an Indian traditional technique that involves carving designs onto wooden blocks and stamping them onto fabric, one color at a time. The process is meticulous and labor-intensive, with the number of colors used directly impacting the steps involved. The charming irregularities such as smudges, blurs, and pattern misalignments in block prints reflect the warmth and authenticity of Indian craftsmanship.