Zak Top - Hand dyed in Shibori Melati print dongeng How to look after your

How to look after your handmade NAMU clothes:

Lightweight cotton twill

Ratih is 180cm (5’11)

Available in sun yellow

this flowing maxi kaftan-dress is elevated through signature cut-out embroidery inspired by woven vintage textures

Zak Top - Hand dyed in Shibori Melati print dongeng How to look after yourIntroducing the The Zak Top, in cotton voile, with a front pocket and puff sleeves. The Top is hand dyed with natural colors by skilled artisans on the island of java. Shibori comes from the Japanese root word Shiboru, meaning to wring, fold or bind. In japan, this artistic style of dying dates back to the 8th century, when indigo was the main dye used attention to every small detail is a feature of these unique dying art . Part of the mystery and