Shubr Strapless Embroidered Dress

The bodice features Kotpad weave, dyed naturally using extracts from the Aul tree, rich in cultural symbolism and native to tribal Odisha. It’s adorned with stunning Soof hand embroidery, a meticulous artform known for its geometric precision and meaningful patterns.

Flowing into a feather-light skirt of handspun, handwoven Bengal muslin—a close relative of the historic Dhaka muslin—this dress is not just fashion, but living heritage stitched by National and Padma Shri Award-winning artisans.

Wearing the Shubr Dress is a poetic tribute to nature, legacy, and the hands that keep ancient wisdom alive.

WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT THE SHUBR STRAPLESS EMBROIDERED DRESS

• 100% Plant-Based: Crafted from natural fibers and dyes, with no synthetics—good for your skin and the Earth.
• Zero-Waste Design: Every detail is consciously thought to minimize waste and maximize sustainability.
• Kotpad Weave Heritage: Features traditional handwoven fabric dyed with Aul tree extract, known for its rich, earthy reds and symbolic motifs.
• Soof Embroidery Mastery: Delicate and intricate geometric embroidery done entirely by hand, preserving time-honored artisanry.
• Authentic Bengal Muslin: The skirt is made from handspun, handwoven muslin by a National Awardee. This  is a breathable, luxurious textile close to Dhaka’s legacy.
• Time-Honored Craftsmanship: 275 hours of labor by award-winning artisans, each stitch echoing heritage and heart.
• One-of-a-Kind: A limited, collectible piece as unique as you,

STYLE IT WITH

• Chandelier Charm Earrings
• Peppered Maroon Clutch – A textural complement that reinforces conscious design.
• Wangari Maathai – Le Petit Scarf

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Wash and iron inside out using mild detergent below 30°C.
• Line dry in shade; do not dry in direct sunlight.
• Do not dry clean, tumble dry, or wring.
• Natural variations in color and weave are signs of its hand-dyed, handwoven origin—celebrate them.