DURRIYAH KIMONO

DURRIYAH KIMONO – Sustainable Fashion with Radiant Energy
 
The Durriyah Kimono lives up to its name, which means ‘brightly shining and dazzling’ in Arabic. Crafted from vibrant orange Kantha fabric, this stunning piece embodies brightness and vitality whilst representing sustainable fashion through Bengali textile traditions. This bold kimono makes a confident style statement, offering slow fashion values through its handcrafted construction and supporting ethical fashion practices that preserve ancient artisan techniques.
 
The Durriyah Kimono features authentic Kantha fabric, a Bengali textile tradition where artisans layer recycled fabrics and bind them with intricate running stitches. This centuries-old technique transforms reclaimed materials into vibrant, textured works of wearable art, making it inherently sustainable. The orange Kantha fabric showcases the skilled needlework of Bengali craftspeople, with each running stitch creating unique patterns and texture. This ethical fashion approach honours traditional methods whilst supporting the artisans who keep this craft alive, embodying sustainable fashion through both technique and cultural preservation.
 
The Durriyah Kimono works as the perfect statement piece for occasions when you want to be seen. The vibrant orange colour illuminates any outfit, whether worn over simple black or white for maximum impact or layered with complementary warm tones. The flowing kimono silhouette suits various body types and offers comfortable movement throughout the day. Pair it with jeans for bold casual style or wear it over dresses for special occasions: this versatile piece brings energy and charm to your wardrobe whilst supporting ethical fashion choices.
 
Why You'll Love It
 
• Vibrant orange Kantha fabric brings brightness and vitality to your look
• Traditional Bengali technique uses recycled, layered fabrics
• Bold statement piece is perfect for a confident, eye-catching style
• Flowing kimono silhouette offers a comfortable, flattering fit
• Supports Bengali artisans preserves ancient running stitch traditions