Moroccan Caftan Purple and Gold Damask Embroidered Vintage Kaftan 1960s

Amazing vintage Moroccan Caftan, gold silk damask gold threads trim, Circa 1960's The light gold damask kaftan was entirely finish by hand. One of a kind...

Elegant vintage designer Moroccan kaftan, purple and burnt orange floral brocade embroidered with gold. This chic Bohemian maxi dress kaftan is embroidered and embellished with gold and orange metallic thread. with hand done embroidery work and gold metal thread woven through the design. A deep burnt orange thread is interspersed with real metal gold thread and this surrounds little medallions of hand embroidered flowers. The edges are all finished with a heavy gold braiding and the front has a row if tightly spaced gold button and loops. One of a kind evening Moroccan Middle Eastern gown. Vintage exotic 1970s purple dress kaftan was hand-made in North Africa, Morocco. Princess long wide sleeves, fully front gold thread buttoning with 99 gold hand-knotted looped buttons running down the centre from the neckline to the hemline. Slip on, easy to take on and off and feel really comfortable especially good for the hot weather events. Size: The cut will allow it to fit on just about any size but probably best on a medium, large. Dress measurement flat: Shoulder: 16" (seam to seam) Sleeve: 24" (shoulder seam to cuff) Chest: 21" Hip: 26" Total length: 61" Handcrafted by Moroccan artist designer, this is a one of a kind caftan, inspired by the tales of princess of the Arabian Nights. The Kaftan is a long and wide tunic, collarless, long-sleeved, worn by man and women in Africa and the Middle East. The Moroccan kaftans inspired European and global designers as Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino, and many more who made the Moorish caftans famous in the 1960s and 1970s. Long flare bell sleeves medieval dress...

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