Color: The dupatta is predominantly purple, which can range from a deep, rich shade to a lighter lavender tone, depending on the design.

Fabric: The fabric is often lightweight and breathable, such as cotton, chiffon, or georgette, which makes it comfortable to wear, especially in warmer climates.

Printex Design: The design printed on the dupatta can include intricate patterns, floral motifs, geometric shapes, or abstract art. This printing method is often used to create vibrant and detailed designs that are resistant to fading.

Embroidery or Border Details: In some cases, the dupatta may have additional elements like embroidery or decorative borders to enhance its aesthetic appeal.

Styling: The dupatta can be draped over the shoulder, wrapped around the neck, or used as a shawl to complement an ethnic or modern outfit, often paired with a kurta, salwar, or other traditional attire.