Don't Sweat It Out In Jeans, Dress Yourself In These Beautiful Blue Saris, Kurtas & Palazzos

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What Makes It Awesome

Working with natural dyes and woven handloom textiles, Mura Collective experiments with Shibori techniques in indigo. You’ll find exquisite saris, kurtas, tunics and palazzos at affordable prices. 

Started in 1998 by Kusum G. Tiwari and Prabha Gahtori, Mura Collective is a label that experiments with natural and safe chemical dyes on woven handloom textiles. But what Mura is really known for is their Shibori innovations in indigo. Over the last eight years, Mura has established itself as a signature Shibori specialist with a dream-team of weavers, dyers and helpers.

Having cultivated a signature style of Shibori designs and language, Mura Collective uses these patterns on tussar and matka. We particularly recommend Mura for their uniquely identifiable geometric designs (lots of inspiration from nature too). Indigo and other complementary colours run through their line. We are practically drooling over the Mura Saris. Be it in tussarmatka silk, maheshwari, silk kota or cotton, the contemporary designs make it the go-to option for young sari-wearers. They also have a large variety of long and mid-length kurtas, tunics, palazzos, dupattas and stoles. They also deliver globally, so yay!

PriceINR 500 – INR 15,000 (the good stuff ranges between INR 1,500 – INR 6,000); discounts of 10% – 20% on bulk orders.

What Could Be Better

We really wish they launch their website soon.

Pro-Tip

Orders can be placed online through Instagram and Facebook, at the moment. They also have a limited collection on Jaypore's website that you can check out. 

P.S., do check out their collection of three-layered cotton masks in beautiful prints and colours. 

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