An Amaatra wrap is a larger, more versatile silk piece created from leftover silk fabric left over from the scarf-making process, matched to original artwork to avoid waste. Wraps are designed to be draped, tied, or styled in multiple ways across the body, unlike scarves which are typically neck or hair accessories.

Amaatra wraps are made from natural silk, sourced as offcuts from the silk-scarf production line, and are OEKO-TEX Certified. Because they use remnant fabric, sizing and exact yardage can vary slightly between individual wrap pieces.

No — Amaatra wraps are specifically designed to flatter a changing female form, including during pregnancy, menopause, or general body fluctuation, making them a flexible, size-inclusive alternative to fitted garments.

The Wraps collection is split into Painted Wraps (14 products, direct extensions of original paintings) and SareeVibe Wraps (5 products, inspired by Indian saree draping and silk). Both sit under the main Wraps collection alongside Scarves, Vests, and Bags.

Yes. Wraps exist specifically because Amaatra noticed silk offcuts going to waste during scarf production and redesigned them into a zero-waste product line, aligning with the brand's UN SDG 12 (responsible consumption) commitment.

Wraps can be styled as a shoulder drape, waist wrap, hair covering, or layered over a dress or vest, since the design intentionally allows multiple tying methods rather than one fixed silhouette — useful for evening wear, resort styling, or covering up over swimwear.

Amaatra wraps are positioned as accessible art-led pieces, generally more affordable than UK sustainable kaftan brands like House of Katran or Poppy Silk, which use vintage/Patola sari silk and price kaftans at a premium due to sourcing costs, while Amaatra's wraps repurpose its own in-house silk offcuts.

Wraps suit special occasions, resort/holiday wear, evening events, and everyday elevated styling, given their vibrant painted designs and silk fabric — the brand specifically references dressing to ""steal the show at your next extra-special occasion.""

Hand-wash in cool water with a silk-safe detergent or take to a dry cleaner, then store folded (not on a hanger, to avoid stretching) in a breathable fabric bag away from direct sunlight to preserve the colour of the hand-transferred artwork.

Largely yes — because wraps are made from leftover silk remnants matched to specific artwork, exact fabric proportions and placement of the design can vary piece to piece, even within the same named design, making each wrap subtly unique.

Since wraps are designed to be tied and draped rather than fitted, they are generally presented as one-size, adaptable pieces rather than sized like a garment — check the individual product page for exact fabric dimensions before purchasing."