Stola da donna in seta stampata “Qila-i-Akbari”

259,00 € inc. VAT

  • reproduction of the artwork on hand-painted silk Quila-i-Akbari
  • limited and numbered edition – 1,000 copies
  • certificate of authenticity signed by the artist
  • high-quality direct digital printing
  • made of fine silk georgette
  • entirely hand-finished
  • cm. 95 x 180
  • 100% made in Italy
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GARMENT WASHING
you can wash it gently by hand, in warm or cold water, adding a neutral or delicate soap;

DRYING
hang up the product to dry while it is still dripping, stretch it well, do not wring it and avoid exposure to direct sunlight. Keep it away from sources of excessive heat.​

IRONING
to protect your garment, iron at a low temperature, on the wrong side, placing a cotton cloth on the heavily painted parts of the fabric, where the painting is "thicker", evident or in relief.

HOW TO KEEP IT
store in its packaging or hanging from a clothes hanger in a cool, dry place, away from sources of moisture. ​

Any product from Fosca's Batik can be returned or exchanged within 45 days without any required reason.

For further information, we advise you to consult the Return and exchange page.

FULL DESCRIPTION

"Qila-i-Akbari" is a stole that captures the essence of Mughal culture through refined design and meticulous craftsmanship. Inspired by the decorations of historic forts, this chiffon silk stole represents a perfect blend of tradition and modernity.

The flowing lines and intricate patterns create a work of art on fabric, evoking the magnificence of Indian palaces and the elegance of their architecture. The floral details and light shades add a touch of refinement, paying homage to Eastern history and culture.

Originally created using the Batik technique, “Qila-i-Akbari” is more than just an accessory — it is a statement of style, a celebration of craftsmanship and timeless beauty. Wearing this stole means carrying a piece of history, reinterpreted with contemporary sensitivity.

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