Printed mulmul cotton orange colour kurti with chikankari white colour hand embroidery on kurti

Printed mulmul cotton orange colour kurti with chikankari white colour hand embroidery on kurti – If you love something on our website, make it yours while you can. All the beautiful kurtas that you see are hand-embroidered with love and care. Once your favorites get sold out, it may not be possible to restock them or ensure their availability later on! Handmade Embroidery lakhnavi kurti

Thechikankaristory:

Chikankari Kurti is an Art of Imagination, It is a handicraft process. Where are the wooden blocks are hand chiseled in various design patterns, and the natural stew for printing is prepared and printed on the cloth. The chikankari artisans then use ten ary of the needlecraft embroidery and perform the needlework artistically. There are 32 stitches of Chikankari broadly classified into Raised stitch, Embossed and Flat stitch.

Also Known:

Kurta, Kurti, Noori, Top, Tunic, Dress, Dupatta, Saree, Long Length Kurti, Printed Kurti,  chiken kurti design

Fabric Which Will Take a Lead for Festive Seasons

They are worried about what to wear for most festive seasons. Living in a country like India or abroad celebrates seasons all year round. Traditional Indian dresses are in full flare during such joyous times of the year and nothing can match their beauty and grace. There is no doubt in the fact that Kurtas are a major part of Indian culture. Cotton and Silk Kurtas are almost impossible to resist this season. But before you go on the shopping Saree, know that it is very important to shop for the right fabric that suits the occasion and the season.

Here we have combined a list of some combinations that will give you the best possible look during the auspicious events of this season.

How to style your Dupatta

As the festivals come closer, the need to wear a perfect traditional dress brings up new trends. Ladies are always in search of a new way to style their festival outfits as per the fashion and trends. But traditional Indian dresses are incomplete without gracefully carrying a Dupatta. You can make your dress look fashion-forward if you know how to drape your Dupatta the right way and what material to choose.