Deadstock 1970s Afghan Butterfly Plisee Tunic Top

Deadstock 1970s Afghan Butterfly Plisee Tunic Top1970s Deadstock Afghan Pliss Butterfly Tunic A spectacular deadstock Afghan tunic from the 1970s, crafted in a silky pliss satin (likely rayon or acetate) that shimmers with an almost liquid sheen. The fabric is permanently pleated into fine vertical lines, creating a sculptural effect that moves with every step. Wide butterfly sleeves cascade dramatically, catching the light and air. The yoke features a delicately embroidered butterfly motif a symbol

The craftsmanship is meticulous and speaks to its ceremonial or festive use within rural Hungarian communities

light yet structurally strong

providing warmth while maintaining a clean

and cropped wide legs for an effortlessly cool silhouette

the fish is a protective talisman: a symbol of luck

and the label reads size M

or can be worn oversized on S

alive with painterly florals that recall the richness of a Dutch Baroque still life

richly embroidered panels

breathable cotton

and discreet side pockets

It is undeniably a statement piece