heritage craft drape specialist
Masakalee makes handmade Indian drapes focused on dupattas, stoles, sarees and winter layering pieces. Look for Kota cotton and Chanderi styles with cut work, jaal borders, thread embroidery, applique, bandhani, ikat and Rai Bandhej in Munga tussar silk.
Masakalee’s pieces are built around heritage textiles and artisan-made surface work. The range includes white Kota cotton dupattas with cut work and jaal borders, organza dupattas with embroidered edges, pastel applique on ivory Mul Chanderi suit sets, and handwoven ikat in mango yellow, ivory, green and blue. Techniques such as thread embroidery, cross-stitch, bandhani, kantha, and Rai Bandhej appear across fabrics like Chanderi, glazed cotton, crepe and metallic thread.
The label suits everyday wear and dressing up for workwear, festive gatherings, wedding guest days and gifts. Shoppers gravitate to dupattas and shawls for styling versatility, while saree and winter draping options add more coverage and weight for colder months. The wardrobe can start with reachable cotton drapes and move up to craft-forward hero pieces in high ticket Rai Bandhej in pure Munga tussar silk, with a colour palette that runs from rich reds, blues and pinks to black, brown, golds and soft pastels.
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