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Turkish Awali Kimono (short version)

    A shorter, lighter version of our original Awali Kimono, made from soft Turkish muslin instead of cotton. Same hand-stamped evil...

    £54.00

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      DESCRIPTION

      A shorter, lighter version of our original Awali Kimono, made from soft Turkish muslin instead of cotton. Same hand-stamped evil eye design, made by artisans in Turkey. In Turkish, the evil eye charm is called nazar boncığu, from the Arabic word for "sight" or "gaze."

      Airy and breathable, drapes softly over the body. Shorter length works well for beach days and poolside lounging over a swimsuit. Each piece shows slight variation in the stamped pattern, since it's individually hand-stamped.

      This piece is part of Casa Duniya's Resort & Loungewear collection, made for movement between the beach, the pool, and everyday lounging at home.

      SIZE & FIT
      Size: One Size
      MATERIALS & CARE
      Color: Off-White
      Material: Muslin
      Origin: Turkey
      Weight: 500 g
      Care Instructions: Handwash in cold water, line dry, iron with low heat on reverse if necessary.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Is this kimono machine washable?
      We recommend handwashing in cold water to protect the hand-stamped detail, rather than machine washing. Line dry, and iron with low heat on the reverse if necessary.
      How is it different from the original Awali Kimono?
      It is shorter and lighter, made from soft Turkish muslin instead of cotton, and made by artisans in Turkey. The hand-stamped evil eye design is the same.
      What size is this kimono?
      One size, with a relaxed fit designed to work for most body types.
      Why does the pattern vary between pieces?
      Each kimono is individually hand-stamped, so small variation in the stamped pattern is part of the handmade character.

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