Details

Fabric : Handloom Jamdani Kurta with Cotton Pant

Dress : Su, the model is wearing a set in size S

Wash Care : Dry Wash

Neckline : Round Neck

Sleeves : Elbow Length Sleeves

Neck Depth : 7 Inches

Top Length :  46 Inches

Pant Length : 37 Inches

Pocket : On both sides

Note : The set includes Underlayer, Kurta and Pant

Disclaimer : The pictures are clicked in daylight. Color may vary slightly from the image due to the screen brightness

Story

Her grandmother’s house was a magical place. To her young eyes, it seemed as though each nook and corner hid away ancient secrets, that nothing was quite as it seemed. She was certain that a genie lived in the old steel trunk, or that the banyan tree in the yard was haunted. No one could change her mind about praying to every god she knew when dusk turned to night, or to burn sage like a ritual every evening. But then, one night, the power went out and it was too hot to sleep indoors. With great trepidation, she wandered outside, to the little lily pond, and lay down on the damp soil near it. To pass the time, she began to count the stars above her. She couldn’t tell when she was lulled into a peaceful, restful slumber. But the next morning, when she woke up chirpy and refreshed, she realised that the house was indeed magical, but in very different ways than she had thought.

Fall in love with the world all over again, when you wear this gorgeous blue kurta that’s paired with white bottoms. The kurta is made of handloom Jamdani cotton, while the bottoms are made of cotton. This set includes an under-layer.

Jamdani is also referred to as extra-weft ornamentation, on-loom embroidery, or discontinuous weft. The patterns are developed on graph paper and fastened under the warp. A weaver then painstakingly works the on-loom embroidery using needles or extra weft shuttles, creating each motif individually. Jamdani fabrics feel delicate and opulent while also being light, comfortable and very fashion-forward.

Description

Jamdani is also referred to as extra-weft ornamentation, on-loom embroidery, or discontinuous weft. The patterns are developed on graph paper and fastened under the warp. A weaver then painstakingly works the on-loom embroidery using needles or extra weft shuttles, creating each motif individually. Jamdani fabrics feel delicate and opulent while also being light, comfortable and very fashion-forward.

One of the most popular natural fibres in the world, cotton is hailed for its beauty, comfort, durability and versatility. Cotton is naturally sustainable and its cultivation supports local farmers and communities. A low maintenance fabric, cotton is also hypoallergenic, making it the perfect choice around the year, especially for the Indian climate.