Rayon

Handcrafted in the Lap of the Himalayas

Every Dhatu is lovingly created by skilled artisans nestled in the serene foothills of the Himalayas. These talented craftsmen pour generations of expertise into each piece, ensuring a blend of traditional artistry and contemporary elegance.

Authentic Handmade Excellence

• Artisan Hand Embroidery– Intricate traditional patterns that highlight Himachali craftsmanship.
• Unique Artisanal Touch – Since every piece is individually handmade, slight variations may occur, adding to the authentic charm of handloom textiles. These subtle differences are not flaws but a celebration of true craftsmanship.

Embrace the artistry and soul woven into every thread—wear a piece of Himalayan heritage with the Dhatu Collection. ❤️

86 Cm (34 In) * 86 Cm (34 In)

Washing:

• Hand Wash Only – Use cold water and a mild detergent.
• Avoid Soaking – Prolonged soaking may damage the silk or embroidery threads.
• Gentle Rubbing – Lightly dab the fabric; do not scrub or wring harshly.

Drying:

• Lay Flat to Dry – Avoid direct sunlight to prevent silk fading.
• Do Not Hang – Hanging may stretch the delicate fabric.
• Iron on Low Heat – Use a cloth between the iron and embroidery to protect the threads.

Storage:

• Fold Neatly – Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.
• Avoid Plastic Bags – Use a cotton/muslin cloth to allow the fabric to breathe.
• Keep Away from Perfumes & Deodorants – Chemicals may damage silk fibers.

Additional Tips:

• Avoid Bleach & Harsh Chemicals – They can weaken silk and embroidery threads.
• Handle with Care – The delicate embroidery may snag on jewelry or rough surfaces.

By following these steps, your Himachali Dhatu will remain vibrant and elegant for years to come!

Elevate your ethnic and contemporary looks with the handcrafted Himachali Dhatu—a versatile Rayon scarf that adds elegance to any outfit. Here are some stylish ways to wear it:

1. Traditional Himachali Drape

• Fold the Dhatu into a triangle and place it over your head.
• Let the embroidered edge frame your face for a classic Pahadi look.
• Perfect for festivals, weddings, or cultural events.

2. Graceful Dupatta-Style

• Drape it loosely over your shoulders like a lightweight dupatta.
• Pairs beautifully with kurtas, sarees, or anarkalis for a sophisticated touch.

3. Bohemian Head Wrap

• Tie it around your head as a boho-chic headband or turban.
• Ideal for casual outings, beach looks, or fusion wear.

4. Statement Neck Scarf

• Fold it lengthwise and knot it around your neck like a scarf.
• Adds a luxurious pop of color to plain kurtas or Western dresses.

5. Belted Waist Accent

• Drape it over a lehenga or skirt and secure with a slim belt for a royal-inspired twist.

Styling Tips:

✔ Contrast & Complement – Pair with solid-colored outfits to let the embroidery shine.
✔ Jewelry Pairing – Wear with oxidized silver, pearls, or jhumkas for a traditional vibe.
✔ Day-to-Night Transition – Dress it up for weddings or keep it casual for brunches.