Kiaayo 'Seher' Hand Embroidered Shrug

Beat warmer days with bright coloured kurtas as this one that resemble the evening sky in reddish hues during Dusk.

Embroidered to perfection sleeves in Neran embroidery and a gorgeous back detail in bows in organic hand woven Kala cotton fabric makes this your go to kurta for the next get together.

Team with Kala cotton pants to complete your look.

This Maroon hand woven Kala cotton shrug, embroidered to perfection in Mutwa work will have all eyes on you at any get together.

The best combination would be to style it with a matching black hand woven Kala cotton inner dress since Black and Maroon make a powerful look like no other.

These can be bought as separates or a set, and can be dressed down or dressed up as per your liking. It can also be worn on casuals or denims to give us that ethnic yet fashionable look.

Mutwa hand embroidery is exclusively done by the women of Mutwa community in Banni region of Kutch and is famous for its fine intricate and micro embroidery wok.

For your everyday ensembles or that special occasion, dress exceptionally in this mirror work and applique kurta. 

The subtle colour and the pop of different colours make it an stylish and chic.

Made from organic kala cotton fabric this, kurta is a must have in your day to day wardrobe.

Longer days and warmer temperatures require lightweight organic fabrics in soothing pastels. A smart shirt dress in light coloured hue goes a long way to keep you comfortable and stylish. A smart neckline with button and pocket details make the outfit your perfect summer wear.

Made from handwoven Kala cotton fabric. Pair it with a matching upcycled Tote bag to enhance ur casual summer look as we as support sustainable.

Embrace yourself in the ethnicity of Kutch.  Kiaayo presents you with its exclusive range of handmade embroidered leather foot wear.  Comfortable, casual yet stylish.  Style it with denims or Kiaayo bottoms to get that cool look.

The charm on Maroon leather in further increased by the exclusive Neran Hand Embroidery on it done by Sodha community women of Kutch.