White & Yellow Habesha Kemis – Flowing Traditional Ethiopian wear by Tesfaye Mehari

Experience the light, airy grace of the White & Yellow Flowing Habesha Kemis, a quintessential example of the elegant Ethiopian traditional dress by Tsehaye Mehari. Crafted from extremely fine, sheer handwoven cotton, this gown offers a beautiful texture and unparalleled breathability, making it comfortable even in warmer climates. The subtle striped pattern in the fabric adds a layer of quiet luxury to the full, floor-length skirt.

​The design is marked by sophisticated simplicity. Bright gold-yellow tilf embroidery highlights the off-the-shoulder neckline and a fine border along the bottom hem. The gold accents, often associated with royalty and celebration, give the dress a radiant glow, perfect for joyful occasions. The elasticized off-the-shoulder and waist design allows for a gentle, forgiving fit that flows beautifully with every step.

​This is a versatile, high-quality handwoven Ethiopian dress suitable for numerous events. It is a fantastic choice for engagement parties, baby showers, summer holidays, or as a sophisticated Habesha Kemis for a guest at an Ethiopian wedding. The minimalist embroidery keeps the focus on the beautiful fabric and flattering drape.

​Key Features & Details:

​Fabric: Lightweight, sheer handwoven cotton with subtle texture.

​Embroidery: Delicate gold-yellow tilf accenting the neckline and hem.

​Style: Off-the-shoulder with an elasticized bodice and a free-flowing skirt.

​Comfort: Exceptional breathability and soft movement for long-lasting wear.

​Customization: Tailored to your measurements for a guaranteed elegant fit.

​The Habesha Kemis Fit Promise:

We specialize in bespoke tailoring. When you order this Ethiopian bridal dress alternative, we ask for your specific measurements (bust, waist, and full length). Your dress will be handcrafted to perfectly match your unique size, ensuring a comfortable feel and a perfect drape. Let us create a garment that embodies both the purity of the design and the richness of Ethiopian textile art.