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Mahi Kimono Handloom

Color
chai
Size
One size
$500
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Made from natural materials

Botanically dyed in-house

Handcrafted textile & fabrication

Handcrafted embellishments

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  • SIGNATURE HANDLOOM
  • CARE GUIDE
Sari-inspired drape in LilaBare handloom cotton. A vintage sari-style buttoned choker secures the neckline; below, the fabric opens to a plunge with a waist tie for fit adjustment. Gathered sleeves with a tapered cuff. Handloomed in Nairobi from rain-fed Kenyan cotton, yarn dyed in-house at the LilaBare atelier, surface dyed with indigenous plants by hand. Full length. Waist tie allows adjustment across one dress size. Available in Chai and Pistachio.

Handwoven East African cotton, botanically dyed with healing plants. Breathable, buttery soft, designed to last. Our signature handloom is an ode to freedom, self-expression, community & craft. Made with zero electricity using all natural materials.

Air between gentle wears. Handwash in cool water when needed. Machine washable on handwash setting, lowest temperature & spin cycle. Line dry in shade. Steam iron. Do not dry clean.

Mahi Kimono Handloom

$500

from soil to seam

our special sauce

Looks like linen, drapes like silk, but is rain-fed handwoven East African cotton. Crafted entirely by hand with zero-electricity. The yarn is dyed with plants before weaving, allowing the healing properties of each colour to be innate to each thread.

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zero electricity

human made

Local artisans weave the textile on hand-operated wooden looms using no electricity. Tonal variation and tactile finish are shaped by the rhythm of the loom, the dyed yarn and the hand of each maker.