Embroidered Kurta Set

Our embroidered kurta sets usually come as a kurta, dupatta and pant, finished with hand embroidery in the Jaipur studio. They feel special without trying too hard, which makes them easy to wear often.

Styles in the collection

You will find straight and A-line kurtas, anarkali shapes, and short kurtas with palazzos or pants. Some sets are subtle and everyday, others carry heavier work for festive days. Most include a coordinating dupatta.

The embroidery

Work ranges from light thread detailing to gota patti, marodi, resham and Danka embroidery. The lighter pieces suit daily wear. The heavier ones are made for occasions. Either way, the embroidery is done by hand.

Fabrics

Sets are cut in natural fabrics like cotton, chanderi and silk, with georgette and organza dupattas on some styles. Cotton keeps it breathable for the office, while silk and chanderi lift it for festive wear.

Office to festive

Subtle thread work is easy enough for the office and a regular day. Heavier embroidery takes the same kind of set to festivals, Diwali and family functions. It is a versatile base for an ethnic wardrobe.

How to style an embroidered kurta set

The set is already coordinated, so keep it simple. Juttis and small earrings for day, heels and heavier jewellery for an occasion. Let the dupatta carry the embroidery and keep the rest clean.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the set?

Usually a kurta, dupatta and pant. Check the product page for exact inclusions.

Can I wear these to the office?

Yes. The lighter embroidered sets work well for office and daily wear.

What embroidery do you use?

Gota patti, marodi, resham and Danka work, from light detailing to heavier festive work.

Are they made to order?

Most sets are made to order in Jaipur. Timelines are on the product page.