Product Specifications

Primary Shade: Midnight Navy / Deep Prussian Blue (rich, cool-toned dark blue with a subtle natural silk sheen). Embroidery Accents: Antique Gold / Muted Champagne Zari thread with soft cream silk thread highlights. Design & Silhouette Details Kurta: Straight-cut, calf-length silhouette featuring a flattering notched round neckline. Adorned with a fine zari neck-frame, 3/4th sleeves finished with matching border embroidery, and vertical vine border detailing along the side panel. Focal Motif: Statement floral placement motif on the lower hem featuring an artistic, asymmetrical blooming lotus cluster framed by a semicircular arch (chakra) worked in satin-stitch gold and zari threads. Trousers: Matching solid navy cigarette/pencil trousers with a clean, ankle-length straight crop. Dupatta: Lightweight, sheer navy organza or chanderi-cotton drape sprinkled with scattered floral butis (motifs) and finished with a delicate scalloped crochet/lace border along all edges. Fabric & Texture Kurta & Pants: Fine Chanderi silk or blended raw silk with cotton lining for breathability and structured drape. Dupatta: Sheer organza / Kota silk drape. Occasions to Wear Festive Gatherings: Diwali parties, Eid dinners, Raksha Bandhan, and evening poojas. Wedding Celebrations: Haldi/Mehendi guest wear, Sangeet evenings, or intimate engagement functions. Upscale Occasion Wear: Boutique gallery openings, formal cultural events, dinner parties, and festive family get-togethers. Wash Care First Preference: Dry clean only (recommended to protect the sheen, delicate zari threadwork, and prevent bleeding). Home Maintenance (If necessary): Gentle cold hand-wash with a mild liquid silk detergent. Do not soak, wring, or scrub the embroidered lotus patch. Dry in flat shade away from direct sunlight. Ironing & Storage Ironing: Always iron on the reverse side using a low-to-medium silk setting. Alternatively, place a thin cotton pressing cloth over the embroidery to prevent direct heat from dulling or melting metallic zari threads. Steam iron works best for the dupatta. Storage: Fold neatly and store in a breathable cotton or muslin garment bag with silica gel packets. Avoid plastic hangers that can stress the shoulder seams.

Material : Cotton