Some fabrics look woven. Rangdhara looks painted.

The horizontal bands of colour — red, orange, mustard, teal, pink — don't end where they should. They blur, they bleed at the edges, they flow into each other the way colours do when they're truly alive. This is gamcha cotton woven with section-dyed threads, so the colour itself becomes part of the weave. The result is a dress that looks different in every light, from every angle.

A solid red yoke anchors the top. Below it, the colour streams down through the full button placket, through the tiered A-line body, all the way to the generous flounce hem. Three-quarter sleeves carry the same flowing colour. The whole dress moves.

Wear it with flat juttis and a layered bead necklace — earthy, rooted, and completely in conversation with the craft.

Fabric & Craft

• Handwoven gamcha cotton — section-dyed threads creating a colour-blend effect
• Horizontal bands of red, orange, mustard, teal, pink and white — each bleeding beautifully into the next
• Solid red yoke at the neckline
• Soft, breathable, and lightweight with a natural sheen
• Woven by artisans — no two pieces will look exactly the same

Silhouette & Details

• Tiered A-line silhouette with wide flounce hem
• V-neckline with full-length centre button placket
• 3/4 sleeves
• Knee length
• Side pockets

Styling Ideas

• Flat juttis or kolhapuris in tan or earthy tones
• Layered terracotta, gold or wooden bead necklace
• Silver or oxidised jhumkas
• Let the dress be the colour — keep everything else natural and grounded

Care

• Hand wash or gentle machine wash in cold water
• Wash separately for the first few washes to preserve the colour blend
• Dry in shade, do not tumble dry
• Light iron on reverse side

Size Guide (in inches)

All measurements are approximate. For sizing help, reach out on WhatsApp or Instagram DM — we're happy to guide you.