Named after “Lila,” meaning divine play in Sanskrit, this playful and dreamy set celebrates the joyful chaos of Indian festivals like Holi. The patchwork references Kantha embroidery from Bengal and Bagru block prints from Rajasthan, where artisans use turmeric-yellow natural dyes and vivid pinks from madder or lac.
The tulle bows add a Western softness, but the colors are rooted in centuries of vibrant Indian girlhood. It’s the outfit for twirling at a rooftop celebration with fairy lights strung overhead.
Fabric Inspiration: The print evokes traditional block-printing techniques with a twist—feminine, bold, and modern.
Named after “Lila,” meaning divine play in Sanskrit, this playful and dreamy set celebrates the joyful chaos of Indian festivals like Holi. The patchwork references Kantha embroidery from Bengal and Bagru block prints from Rajasthan, where artisans use turmeric-yellow natural dyes and vivid pinks from madder or lac.
The tulle bows add a Western softness, but the colors are rooted in centuries of vibrant Indian girlhood. It’s the outfit for twirling at a rooftop celebration with fairy lights strung overhead.
Fabric Inspiration: The print evokes traditional block-printing techniques with a twist—feminine, bold, and modern.
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