Indigo Vine — Reversible Bagru Floral & Red Ikkat Long Cotton Shrug
Two shrugs in one. Indigo floral on one side, red Ikkat on the other — fully reversible. Indigo Vine is a long open-front shrug you can wear both ways. One face is a Bagru indigo floral block print — rust-and-white vine on deep blue. Flip it and it’s a red-and-white Ikkat, woven in the signature feathered wave. 3/4 sleeves, calf-length. (Inner and pants not included.) Fully reversible — two distinct looks in a single piece Side one: Bagru indigo floral block print — rust-and-white vine on a deep indigo ground Side two: red-and-white Ikkat in the classic wavy, feathered weave Long open-front cut, 3/4 sleeves, calf-length line for elegant layering Wears open, or belt it for definition Pure cotton — breathable, softens with wash A long layer that turns a plain base into an outfit. Wear the indigo side over a white dress or ivory kurta with indigo palazzos; flip to the red Ikkat for a lighter, brighter take on the same base. Let the shrug lead; keep the inner plain. Tan block heels and oxidised silver earrings suit both sides. FabricPure cotton — breathable and easy, with a long, fluid fall. One face carries the Bagru indigo floral block print; the reverse is a red-and-white Ikkat. Both the indigo and the red deepen, and the cotton softens, over the first few washes. The DetailA long, open, fully reversible layering shrug. The indigo side is hand block printed (Bagru) in rust and white; the reverse is a handwoven Ikkat, its wavy pattern created by resist-dyeing the yarn before it is woven — so slight irregularity in the lines is a signature of the craft, not a flaw. Neat finished edges let either side face out cleanly. CareHand wash separately in cold water — indigo, red and natural dyes release colour in the first few washes, which is characteristic of the craft, not a defect. Do not soak or wring. Dry flat in shade away from direct sun. Iron on the reverse on medium heat. Do not bleach.