maku KAMAMA OUTER crepe-like surface are part of

crepe-like surface are part of kala cotton's unique charm

and is currently woven with spun yarn for the warp and approximately 300-count ambar charka thread for the weft

(Dark Gray Natural)

there is a strong movement to promote handwoven cotton of 100 counts or more as modern muslin

maku KAMAMA OUTER crepe-like surface are part ofProduct Description KAMAMA is a winter dress named after the Native American word for "butterfly." It features a symmetrical patchwork design on the back. The overlapping fabric on the shoulders and chest, along with the small band collar, evoke the atmosphere of the good old days of attire. Delicate machine embroidery in white and light blue is featured on the sleeves, collar, and other areas where the fabric is joined. *Because natural indigo is