Festive Edit
Festive Kurtis for Women — Chikankari, Anarkali & Mirror Work
Our festive edit is built around the crafts India celebrates in: Lucknawi chikankari on pure mul cotton, floor-sweeping Anarkali silhouettes, and mirror-work georgette for the evenings that ask for it. Each kurti is hand-finished, so the embroidery sits the way it was drawn rather than the way a machine repeats it. Sizes run XS to XXL, with the full size chart on every product page.
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Rosewood Grace
₹1,359₹2,499
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Wine Royale
₹1,588₹2,599
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Dusty Rose Lace Kurti
₹1,499₹1,899
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Midnight Indigo Anarkali
₹1,999₹2,599
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Ivory Chikankari Kurti
₹1,899₹2,499
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Crimson Mirror Work Kurti
₹1,599₹2,199
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Gulabi Anarkali Kurti
₹1,299₹1,799
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 1 review7 of 7 festive kurtis
Festive kurtis — common questions
- What is a chikankari kurti?
- Chikankari is a hand-embroidery craft from Lucknow, worked in fine white or pastel thread on lightweight fabric. A chikankari kurti carries that shadow-work embroidery — traditionally on pure mul cotton, which keeps it breathable enough to wear through a long celebration.
- Which kurti is best for a wedding or festival?
- For a wedding function, an Anarkali or a mirror-work georgette kurti gives you the fall and shine the occasion asks for. For daytime festive wear — a puja, a mehndi, a family lunch — a chikankari mul cotton kurti is cooler and photographs beautifully in natural light.
- How should I care for embroidered festive kurtis?
- Hand wash chikankari and mirror-work pieces in cold water with a mild detergent, or dry clean them. Never wring embroidered fabric; press it flat in a towel and dry in shade, then iron on the reverse so the thread work is not flattened.