cotton Embroidared kurti

• Yellow with nature: 

  This canary yellow block printed floral climbers pattern A-line kurti from our exclusive Sangeneri handblock printed collection 'Sonnet' is designed to bring a soothing Monsoon to your wardrobe. Perfect for casual day wear, it features a flattering A-line cut that complements various body types. The hand block printed fabric adds a touch of artisanal charm, while the floral climbers pattern evokes a sense of nature's beauty 

• Style: square/Cut
• Occasion: Casual/summer collection
• Print: Hand Block Print
• Neck Type: Round With Printed
• Kurti Length: Calf Length   

• Black with Smile and woman Handrail

• Pairing your canary black block printed floral climbers pattern A-line kurti with simple black jeans is a smart choice for a chic and effortless look.

• The contrast between the vibrant kurti and the sleek black jeans creates a striking ensemble. 

       

The Latest Trends in Kurti Fashion: 

 

• This styling choice enhances the versatility of the kurti, allowing you to transition seamlessly from a casual day out to a more dressed-up occasion.

• The combination of the bold print, understated jeans, and subtle accessories creates a harmonious look that exudes confidence and style.

 

• Style: new square design.

• Occasion: Crop top dress for the Wedding.

• Neck Type: V-nack, Sweet Heart, and Boat Neck.

• Kurti Length: Short Tunic Length.

• Long straight kurti:

 

• Long kurtis have emerged as a fashion favorite, seamlessly blending tradition with contemporary flair.

• Versatile and chic, these tall kurtis effortlessly  complement a range of bottoms, from skinny jeans to palazzos, from straight pants to tights.

• Elevate your style by layering with ethnic jackets for a trendy twist.    

FAQ’S:  

1. What is a kurti?

• A kurti is a traditional Indian garment worn by women. It's essentially a tunic or a long shirt that can be paired with various bottoms like leggings, jeans, or palazzos.

2. What are the different types of kurtis?

• straight-cut kurtis, A-line kurtis, Indo-western kurtis, and many more. Each type has its own unique style and silhouette. There are many types of kurtis, including Anarkali kurtis,

3. What fabrics are kurtis made of?

• Kurtis can be made from a variety of fabrics including cotton, silk, chiffon, georgette, linen, rayon, and more. The choice of fabric often depends on the occasion and personal preference.