Dhriti | SILK MARK Certified Hand Embroidered Kantha Pure Tussar Silk Stole in Beige & Red | Artisan Handcrafted Luxury Wrap
 
Experience the timeless elegance of handcrafted Indian textiles with the Dhriti SILK MARK Certified Pure Tussar Silk Stole. Meticulously hand embroidered by skilled artisans using the traditional Bengal Kantha embroidery technique, this exquisite stole showcases intricate red thread embroidery on a luxurious natural beige Tussar silk base.
Every stitch on this handcrafted masterpiece reflects generations of artistic heritage and dedication. The detailed Kantha embroidery pattern takes artisans several days to complete, making each stole a unique expression of craftsmanship and slow fashion. The natural texture and subtle sheen of pure Tussar silk combine beautifully with the delicate hand embroidery, creating an accessory that is both sophisticated and versatile.
Perfect for festive celebrations, weddings, cultural events, evening gatherings, or elevating everyday attire, the Dhriti stole can be styled as a shawl, wrap, scarf, or statement accessory. Its lightweight drape and artisanal detailing make it an exceptional gift for lovers of handcrafted luxury and sustainable fashion.
Handcrafted in India and certified with the prestigious SILK MARK, this elegant Kantha stole celebrates authentic Indian textile artistry while offering timeless style for contemporary wardrobes.
Product Highlights
✔ SILK MARK Certified Pure Tussar Silk
✔ Authentic Bengal Hand Embroidered Kantha Stitch Work
✔ Elegant Beige Base with Intricate Red Embroidery
✔ Handcrafted by Skilled Indian Artisans
✔ Each Piece Requires Several Days of Handwork
✔ Lightweight, Soft, and Luxurious Drape
✔ Ideal for Weddings, Festive Wear, Evening Wear & Gifting
✔ Sustainable Slow Fashion Artisan Product
Suggested Product Specifications
Fabric: 100% Pure Tussar Silk
Technique: Traditional Bengal Hand Kantha Embroidery
Color: Beige and Red
Certification: SILK MARK Certified
Category: Women's Luxury Stole / Shawl / Wrap
Origin: Handcrafted in India