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Cotton tunics for easy, everyday wear. Prints and embroidery draw on lotus, chakra, mandala, tree of life, ikat, kantha stitch, and floral motifs. Silhouettes include V-neck and kurta cuts in lightweight and woven cottons.

Colors move from white and peach to navy, grey, green, and midnight black. Wear them loose over leggings, for practice, or through a long summer day. For anyone drawn to soft fabric and quiet symbolism.

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About Tunics

What these are

Cotton tunics cut for easy, everyday wear. The collection holds 26 pieces spanning shirts and tops and apparel, priced from about $18 to $56. Fabrics are cotton and textile, worked in lightweight weaves, woven cottons, kantha stitch and hand embroidery. Prints and stitching draw on lotus, chakra, mandala, floral gardens, marble tie and dye, geometry and desert motifs.

How to choose

Start with the intention you want to dress into. Culture pieces lean into artisan embroidery and traditional cuts like the kurta. Self love, grace and mindfulness tunics tend toward softer palettes and floral gardens. Energy, wellness, balance and joy show up in marble prints, kantha stitch and symbolic details. Colors run from white, peach and pink through blue, green and gray to black, red-threaded blacks and midnight tones, so a wardrobe of two or three will move from bright afternoons to quieter evenings.

How to wear

A V-neck or kurta cut sits well over slim trousers, jeans or leggings for daily wear, and the woven cottons hold their shape when layered under a jacket. Pair a lotus or mandala print with plain bottoms so the symbol carries the outfit. Hand embroidered pieces like the midnight desert tunic or black and beige tunic work as the focal point of a quieter look.

Care

Cotton likes gentle handling. Wash cool, keep hand embroidered and kantha stitch pieces separate from heavier items, and dry flat or in shade to protect prints and thread color. Iron on the reverse when needed to keep embroidery raised and clean.

How do I choose a size in a tunic cut?

Tunics run longer than a standard top and are meant to skim rather than cling. If you sit between sizes, size up for a relaxed kurta feel or stay true for a closer V-neck line over jeans or leggings.

Are these good gifts?

Yes. With 26 styles priced from about $18 to $56 and intentions ranging from culture and grace to joy and wellness, you can match a tunic to the person, for example a lotus design for mindfulness or a kantha stitch piece for someone drawn to artisan work.

What pairs well with a symbolic tunic?

Keep the rest of the outfit quiet so the symbol reads. Plain trousers, jeans or leggings work, and a simple mala, lotus pendant or chakra piece from the jewelry side of the shop ties the intention together without competing with the embroidery.