Chauk is a handwoven silk brocade dupatta defined by a field of small geometric zari squares arranged across the surface. The repeated forms create a subtle grid that shifts with movement and light, giving the textile both structure and depth. The brocade is woven in black silk with antique gold zari, allowing the geometric pattern to appear precise yet fluid across the fabric. The dupatta is finished with a Quarter blue facing that frames the textile and introduces a sharp colour contrast.
To improve comfort and drape, the brocade is lined with organza. The lining softens the feel of the fabric while maintaining the lightness and structure of the woven silk.

Craft

Handwoven silk brocade with geometric zari squares woven on traditional looms.