The 851 Penal Petan Braun suit is an exquisite unstitched dress material set, typically crafted from a luxurious Modal silk fabric that is highly valued for its softness, lustrous appearance, and elegant drape. 

Design and Craftsmanship

Ajrakh Hand Block Printing: The defining feature of this suit is the intricate Ajrakh hand block printing, a traditional and ancient craft originating from the Kutch region of Gujarat and parts of Rajasthan. The patterns are created using hand-carved wooden blocks and a laborious, multi-stage resist-dyeing process that can take weeks to complete.

Motifs and Patterns: The design prominently features complex geometric and symmetrical patterns. These motifs, which often represent natural elements like stars and flowers in abstract form, create a dense, web-like "jaal" across the fabric.

Color Palette: The suit uses natural dyes, with the primary colors being a rich brown (achieved with natural ingredients like rhubarb root) and black (from a fermented solution of scrap iron and jaggery). The deep hues are a result of the extensive dyeing and washing cycles the fabric undergoes. 

Suit Components and Fabric

Material: The use of Modal silk gives the fabric a smooth, skin-friendly texture and a subtle sheen, making it suitable for both casual and festive occasions.

Set Description: The set typically includes unstitched material for a top (kurta), a bottom (salwar or pant), and a matching dupatta or shawl, all adorned with the coordinating Ajrakh print. 

This combination of traditional artistry and the quality of Modal silk makes the suit an eco-conscious and timeless choice in ethnic fashion.