Jasmine dress
Rendered in a soft, lightweight cotton, the Jasmine dress features hand-sewn beeralu lace detail and a square neckline with crocheted trim. It’s breezy silhouette features lace and clustered pintucks, and falls just below the knee with a hem trimmed in crotchet detail.
About beeralu
Beeralu lace is a traditional bobbin lace art form from Sri Lanka. Dating back to colonial Portuguese influences in the 16th century, it's made using wooden bobbins that are manoeuvred to weave intricate patterns with fine thread around pins placed on a lace-making pillow. This delicate craft requires immense patience and skill, with artisans sometimes using up to 50 bobbins simultaneously to create complex patterns.
Ethically handmade by female dressmakers working from their own homes in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Your purchase supports their work. Find out more.
Rendered in a soft, lightweight cotton, the Jasmine dress features hand-sewn beeralu lace detail and a square neckline with crocheted trim. It’s breezy silhouette features lace and clustered pintucks, and falls just below the knee with a hem trimmed in crotchet detail.
About beeralu
Beeralu lace is a traditional bobbin lace art form from Sri Lanka. Dating back to colonial Portuguese influences in the 16th century, it's made using wooden bobbins that are manoeuvred to weave intricate patterns with fine thread around pins placed on a lace-making pillow. This delicate craft requires immense patience and skill, with artisans sometimes using up to 50 bobbins simultaneously to create complex patterns.
Ethically handmade by female dressmakers working from their own homes in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Your purchase supports their work. Find out more.
Rendered in a soft, lightweight cotton, the Jasmine dress features hand-sewn beeralu lace detail and a square neckline with crocheted trim. It’s breezy silhouette features lace and clustered pintucks, and falls just below the knee with a hem trimmed in crotchet detail.
About beeralu
Beeralu lace is a traditional bobbin lace art form from Sri Lanka. Dating back to colonial Portuguese influences in the 16th century, it's made using wooden bobbins that are manoeuvred to weave intricate patterns with fine thread around pins placed on a lace-making pillow. This delicate craft requires immense patience and skill, with artisans sometimes using up to 50 bobbins simultaneously to create complex patterns.
Ethically handmade by female dressmakers working from their own homes in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Your purchase supports their work. Find out more.
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Model is aged 3 and wears a size 4.
Chest measurements are made from armpit to armpit. Length measurements are made from shoulder to hemline. The handmade nature of our dresses means the measurements will be subject to a tolerance of approx +/- 1cm. Smocking in itself is an inexact artform, and also provides an elasticity to the dress’ fit.
More information can be found on our FAQ page.
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100% cotton.
Ethically handmade by female dressmakers working from their own homes in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Your purchase supports their work.
Made sustainably with fabric sourced locally in Colombo, with zero waste.
Find out more about our ethics.
Machine wash cold with like colours and line dry. Warm iron.
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Dresses and bows are folded, wrapped in tissue paper and placed in matching cotton drawstring bags. Dresses are ready to be received as a gift.
Australian Shipping – Aust Post
- FREE Standard shipping throughout Australia, delivered approximately 2-5 business days from dispatch.
- $20 Express post, delivered approximately 1-3 business days from dispatch.
New Zealand Shipping – Aust Post International
FREE shipping to New Zealand for orders $200 or over
- AUD$16.00 Standard shipping.
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